Q: What does registering an out of state court order consist of? Is it still a valid court order if the other party is
Violating it with parenting time and major decisions? Everyone lives in Colorado now. Is there a possibility that she can get a contempt of court?
A: You need to register the order in Colorado in order to have the Colorado court enter orders to enforce it. Also, if everyone is now in Colorado, the Colorado court may enter orders to modify the existing orders if appropriate. You should retain an attorney to make sure this is done correctly.
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A: If you can properly register the out of state custody orders hear, then you can certainly file contempt of court or perhaps another motion. You should consult with a family law attorney. Registration of the out of state orders would be done under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, 14-10-131.
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