It has to be current within 90 days, so if all is the same, submit again with declaration stating so (but probably easier to just refile with...

I don’t think you can, but what could be done must be done in Colorado and submitted into your original case.

Why should the father of your first child pay more to support your choice of having another child? As to your question, use the guideline...

Yes - if you file a paternity action (or get state benefits) and he earns a provable income but he will not get deported for not paying

Regardless of court orders, in general, time spent with each parent is beneficial to the child, so unless you have a reason to restrict … what...

If it is for the same minor child, and the orders are from Colorado, then either CA is just enforcing, or they aren’t community with CO regarding...

You need to object to the change because Mother -without legal custody - doesn’t have the authority or “standing’” to make the change.

You should file for a significant contribution to your attorney fees based on Fam Code 271 or if there is an enforcement provision in your Judgment

Are you following the exchange order? If he doesn’t show up, you have a better chance of having your request(s) granted.

I’d add the blazer if you can’t become the suit