Can I take my children on a trip out of state without my spouses approval?

So long as you are not violating a court order, you can take your children anywhere you want. If your husband files for divorce, you would be...

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Can I sue the State if Colorado for not revoking probation violation of ammunition?

You can sue anyone for anything at any time. However, as noted by the others, such a lawsuit would have no merit and would be quickly dismissed.

Can you file bankruptcy on a house with two buyers?

Unfortunately, buying a house with a person you are not actually married to can often lead to a giant mess. That is where you are. Even if he had...

From what you state in your post, you are guilty. You committed a crime and if you are convicted it will go on your record. What made you think...

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My next door neighbor's went into my yard; took down my side of the tied-in fence & fenced off a new area of the property line

This sounds familiar. I believe you have posted this same fact pattern before. Your post does not actually contain a question. What are you...

Can an individual file a case if he or she can't find the right attorney.

You are always allowed to file a case on your own behalf. Keep in mind that if you do so you will be acting as your own attorney. As such, you...

What motion should I file to reduce child support amount ?

You will probably want to file a motion to modify child support. The sooner you file the better as the amount cannot be changed prior to the...

Unless your husband works under a collective bargaining agreement or an employment contract that restricts the employer's right to terminate his...

An overnight stay at soon to be ex's house???

As Mr. Littman explains, there is no minimum period of physical separation before you can be divorced if your case is filed in Colorado. There...

The coparent did not show up for his half of the Spring Break parenting at the pick up point today. What will happen?

From your description, it sounds like you did what the court orders required you to do. If this happens frequently, you may want to file to modify...