Family matters can get heated when a divorce is underway. Child custody cases often get particularly sensitive as the parents try to establish the new grounds. Denying visitation rights isn’t something a custodial parent can force over another one. So the short answer to this question is “no”....
In an ideal scenario, parents support a child physically, emotionally, and financially. Unfortunately, there are cases when this simply is not possible. One parent may be incapable of meeting their responsibilities now — and show no sign of being able to do so in the future. In these cases, ...
Because the family court system is so crowded, under Colorado child custody laws judges and others often base their decisions partially or entirely on written statements. These sworn statements are called declarations. If you are directed to write a declaration letter, you are sworn to tell the...
