My ex is over-paying child support. Will I have to pay him back?

An overpayment of child support, especially one that it voluntary like this, is not subject to mandatory reimbursement.

My ex and I owe each other money; he is making payments. Can I withhold the money I owe him, as payment on his debt to me?

Your ex has it backwards. It is the child support that is sacrosanct, not the tax refund. That is, he could not withhold payment of current...

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Assuming that you and your child have lived in Colorado for a minimum of the last six months, then you do not file a motion to change the venue...

Is it sanctionable conduct if a party in a divorce does not abide by her past agreements, changes stances based on circumstances

Sanctionable conduct usually involves more than "changing one's mind after consulting with an attorney." Discussing terms is part of...

Where I have to file DIVORCE CASE?

It all depends upon how long each of you has lived in these two states, and whether either of you has ever lived in BOTH states. If you have...

File joint or separately

This is a question of tax law, not really family law. You should pay for a consultation with a CPA. Perhaps the two of you could meet with a CPA...

My ex husband and I share 50 custody. As a court order, I am in charge of providing medical to my 4 year dauughter

It is not possible to answer your question without seeing the court order in question, sorry. Try making an appointment with an attorney and bring...

What are the next steps after a default has been granted - I am the Petitioner.

Look for form FL-182, which is the Judgment Checklist. This will give you some good guidance. Look for the section regarding True Defaults.

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Child is 16. Can they choose which parent they want to live with?

A child of that age should usually have a lot of influence on where they live. The facts that you've described suggest that this child has, in...

IF THERE IS NOTHING STATING IN MY COURT ORDER THAT I CANT MOVE OUT OF MY COUNTY WITH MY KIDS, WILL I GET IN TROUBLE IF I DO

If you look at the back of the Summons, where you will see an order restraining your relocating with the children. You should file a Request...