Am I legally married in Colorado?
The easiest way to resolve this is to file either your existing certificate as a foreign Decree and/or a common law marriage affidavit, and you'd...
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The easiest way to resolve this is to file either your existing certificate as a foreign Decree and/or a common law marriage affidavit, and you'd...
I agree with the answer above. Jurisdiction can be extremely complicated as a practical matter. You may need to take the issue up in both states as...
Colorado has no minimum timeframe for purposes of establishing common law marriage. If you want to change your name and don't have a marriage...
This should be easy to resolve. If the case was filed in Colorado, you can hire an attorney to search ICCES, the state's online case database....
I agree wholeheartedly with the attorney's response above. A lot of people think there is a magic age (I often hear 12) at which point a judge will...
It makes sense that the court would consolidate both of your motions to be heard at a single hearing. Regardless, more facts need to be known...
If your order requires agreement and you can't come to one, you're in a tough spot. Does your agreement require mediation if there are disputes? If...
I agree with the lawyer above. As far as relationship between criminal case and your divorce case, you'll want to make sure that the courts...
To determine your best options, you'll want to contact a few different experienced attorneys and determine which approach will work best for you...
You'll need to file a motion to adopt a foreign (another state's decree). Within Colorado, Jurisdiction can be based on where you live and/or where...