It sounds like there are procedural issues in your case. Judges generally do not “listen” to litigants, they require evidence to prove your claims....

The rules aren’t rigidly enforced, you’re right. It’s the petitioner’s responsibility to obtain the documentation needed to prove their claims....

Civil courts and especially family courts don’t apply procedural rules rigidly. Obviously this leniency lends itself to misuse and abuse. You can...

If you used any community funds, including your income, to pay the mortgage or make any improvements to the home, your spouse will likely be...

I understand your frustration and I sympathize with your situation. Before you take any action, you should understand that terminating your...

You're not just changing venue, it sounds like you want to register an out-of-state (foreign) decree. Registration is required before Colorado can...

While I don't practice in Colorado, I do not believe one who is legally married can become common law married. The facts you describe also are not...

Any underpayment forfeits the tax benefit. Now your enforcement action wouldn’t be about a few dollars, it’d be the value of the tax exemption to...

The situation you describe here is unlikely to satisfy the elements of an IIED claim. You're essentially describing alienation of affection, a...

Unfortunately the birth certificate doesn't control here. To change a minor child's name, you'll need the other parent's consent or a court order...