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Tracy Lee Reid's Answers (16)

Divorce and separation Lawyer

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Domestic Violence ... +2 more

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My hubond wsa in the army, he has been arrested 6 time for abuse. i have finaly filed for divorce and child support, he keeps

Tracy's answer | Answered on November 26, 2010

I recommend you contact legal aid in Colorado. Legal aid provides free legal representation to persons who qualify due to limited financial means,...

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What parental visitation rights do we have while seperated but not yet divorced? Spouse won't allow visitation.

Tracy's answer | Answered on November 26, 2010

If the children were born during the marriage, neither party has a greater right to make visitation decisions than the other, from a legal...

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As a mandatory reporter, if I see a bruise and the child tells me their parents hit him with an object, do I have to report it?

Tracy's answer | Answered on November 26, 2010

Minnesota's Maltreatment of Minors Act (Minnesota Statute 626.556) requires you to report physical abuse, which is defined in the statute in...

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Can a no contact be lifted from a domestic violence case?

Tracy's answer | Answered on November 23, 2010

You should contact your victim's advocate at the prosecutor's office to get the process started to amend the No Contact Order to reflect the...

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How can I stop harassment in Google blogs?

Tracy's answer | Answered on October 19, 2010

Minnesota Statute 609.748 defines "harassment" to include repeated incidents of intrusive or unwanted acts, words, or gestures that have a...

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My soon to be ex, will be realese in May 2011, because of his violent past I want to file for a restrainer order for my daughter

Tracy's answer | Answered on September 22, 2010

You would seek an Order for Protection under Minnesota Statute Chapter 518B. Minnesota law has a statutory presumption of two years for an OFP. ...

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