Should I sign a quick deed on our house?

It is not that simple as a transfer like that could be subject to fraudulent conveyance laws. The transfer likely should take place as part of the...

Was it legal for my exwife to move our minor son whom i share joint custody with, out of state without notifying the court or me

Not unless your parenting plan says she can, otherwise she needs your consent or a court order. The court could order her to move back. Without...

I agree with Mr. Harkess. You need to file a response. There is not a specific response form. Use Form JDF 1315, which is the generic response form...

Can court proceedings be stopped if both parties agree?

I agree with mr. Leroi. You just need to file a motion to dismiss (it is in the forms). Hope this helps.

In the last year my fiance's ex wife has made three accusations of child abuse against us. Do we have grounds for a lawsuit?

There is a claim in Colorado for abuse of process. You also could assert intentional infliction of emotional distress. Whether there is any point...

My father owned rental property in Kansas, I think I need to file and ancillary probate case. I am the PR, is this correct?

Assuming the property was owned personally by your father (i.e., not held in a trust or entity (e.g., an LLC), then you would need to open probate...

Are co parenting classes mandatory In Colorado?

Yes, in every case where there are minor children.

Mistakenly served divorce papers on my own. Can her lawyer sign now, or do I need to re-serve the papers?

Technically, anyone who is not a party can serve the summons, but I would not use a family member in general. In the "Summons" form, there is a...

Can you drop attorneys and work things out after case is started?

Of course. You also can have an attorney just review your agreements for you before you sign everything (called unbundled services) to make sure...

What are my legal remedies if my ex refuses to sign court ordered quit claim deed?

You could file a motion to compel (I'd favor this over contempt because it's faster and you still can ask for attorney fees, if applicable, for...

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