Upon his death, the court can enter new orders for child support. That can be a claim against his estate. Also, it is common that there be an order for life insurance. If so, you should make sure he is complying with the order. You should retain an attorney to help you with all this.

It depends on what happened. there are different time limitations for different cases. For instance, a personal injury claim must be brought within 2 years.

If you are charged with bigamy, you need a criminal defense attorney. If your spouse has committed bigamy, you need a divorce lawyer.

You can file a motion to enforce the court order and for make-up parenting time. You should retain an attorney to help you with this.

The court is probably still going to have a hearing. At the hearing, you will have to present evidence supporting your requests. There is not really such a thing as "giving up his rights" except in an adoption or in a dependency and neglect hearing to terminate parental rights.

You can file an amended motion now. you do not have to wait until the other party responds. However, the other party may get 21 days from the new motion date within which to respond. You should retain an attorney to help you with this important matter.

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Generally yes. The child support is determined by each parent's income and the number of overnights each parent has the child.

colorado should retain jurisdiction since you have continued to live here. You should retain an attorney to help you with this.

No matter what his will says, you are entitled to at least 1/2 of the estate as a surviving spouse. You should get a lawyer to make sure you get your fair share.

I do not think just paying rent cancels out the co-habitation. You should have an attorney review your agreement and advise you.

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For child support calculation purposes, income will not be imputed for a custodial parent whose child is under 30 months of age.

I do not agree with what the police told you. Perhaps they thought he had lived there before. However, it seems they will not help you. You should file for a divorce so the court can enter orders re this property. You should retain an attorney to help you with this.

If there are no court orders, either parent is entitled to possession of the child. You should file for court orders so it is clear what the parenting arrangement is.

You should retrain an attorney to do this for you.

Your grandparent's will controls who has the say over their property. If that is the uncle, he can evict you despite what your grandparents said before their death. You should have an attorney review the will to see if you have any rights.

Until a divorce is filed, each party can do what they want with the children. Upon filing a divorce, the court can enter parenting plan orders. However, the court is not likely to control the children's contacts with the parties' significant others.

Yes, child support is for the benefit of the children. You can still enforce it now. You should retain an attorney to help you with this.

Unless your orders provide for college expenses, you can just stop paying. Child support ends at age 19 in Colorado.

You will likely be held responsible for any deficiency (loan balance minus sale proceeds after repo). Therefore, you should try to avoid having this happen. You may have some recourse against him depending on what your divorce orders say.