Do I have legal right or way to get child support and visitation modified due drastic income change?

You need to file a motion to modify child support in the action for dissolution of marriage in Colorado. The sooner you file, the sooner your...

If I feel that it's a dangerous situation, can I keep my daughter home from visitation?

As a attorney, I do not advise clients to violate court orders. There are many consequences to parties that fail to comply with orders, including...

How do i get my son back

You will first need to commence either a paternity action or an action for allocation of parental responsibilities in the county in which your...

My ex keeps threatening to take our daughter and leave the state. never married, no custody agreement, I have her 90% Can he?

I strongly advise you to start an action for an allocation of parental responsibilities, which is the legal term used in Colorado for "custody." ...

Do I need to obtain a divorce to change my legal name back to my Maiden name?

Colorado recognizes common law marriage, even if the US Embassy does not. I would need to know more facts about your situation to address whether...

Representing myself in my divorce case?

I agree that you should confer with a family law attorney. Many attorneys will do a free initial consultation or consult with you on an hourly...

What is the best course of action if I can't afford a lawyer?

I am assuming that your child's mother established child support through child support enforcement and therefore you will need to file an action...

How much would have to be proven to restrict a parent to supervised visitation for now and revisit it after she gets help?

I agree with Mr. Littman's response regarding restricting her parenting time. The court can also appoint a child family investigator (CFI) to look...

Do I have grounds to fight for full custody?

You did not state whether you currently have a joint allocation of decision making authority or what your parenting time schedule is for your...

Based upon the information you have provided, you are really dealing with a civil matter, not family law matter. You could look at bringing a suit...