Q: I have a child that is being kept away and I'm not being allowed any visitation. I need pro bono assistance.
Im in colorado.. my child is kept away she hides her location and only contacts me through court system for child support. I'm being taken advantage of and cannot afford legal assistance. I see hundreds of sites for mothers but very few for fathers and the ones that are there are not really free or pro bono. I have exhausted my resources hoping to find someone who is willing to help me have my child in my life and them in mine. I'm in a difficult place, the support order has me working 60hrs a week to be able to live for myself and then I cannot afford or have the time to fight for my child who is being alienated from me. I'm just hoping there is someone out there who is willing to give me sometime to help out a situation where a good father is being used and who seemed to fall in the cracks of the system.
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A: I am sorry to hear about your situation. You could check with Colorado Legal Services or the pro se assistance centers at the courts. You may be looking at submitting a parenting time dispute if the other parent is not following parenting time requirements.
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