Child support lasts until age 19 in Colorado. A Motion To Terminate is necessary if there is more than one minor child to make the adjustment. If...

If he has a lawyer then you should have one too. This all comes down to what the decree requirements were and whether they have been met or not. It...

Child support follows the obligor so she would file in the state where he lives. However if she is registered with child support enforcement (CSE),...

He would have to register the court case here before he can file an action. If jurisdiction is now here, then he can file here. However if this is...

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She can obtain a copy of the divorce decree from the court that issued it.

It is difficult to "change judges." You would have to establish bias with independent witnesses and the bias can not relate solely to his or her...

I am sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you may have given someone permission the first time. If you revoked the permission then...

Judges do not order people to work, however can impute income to a person if he or she is capable of working and not working.

You could try Colorado Legal Services or the court self-represented litigant center for non-profit options. Alternatively you could attempt to...

In Colorado a child reaches the age of majority at age 18, though child support continues to age 19.