Legal Question in Family Law in Colorado

Re: Modifying Child Custody/Visitation Rights

Congratulations on your persistence and love in finding your child. This has been a difficult time for you and now you will be able to make progress more quickly in establishing visitation.

My answer on the legal issues will be based on some asumptions of facts that you have not yet explained.

Your husband has committed a grave violation of his duties as the custodial parent. He has taken your child out of the jurisdiction without your approval or notice. This is very much discouraged by the law and all judges. This is a 'change of circumstance' that will justify changing the original custody and visitation order.

The original order giving custody to your husband will give direction on exactly how to proceed - a court order to give you visitation in 2 weeks blocks or giving you full custody are two options. But the door is wide open to make changes and get your child back.

You are welcome to a consultation at my offices at 42 West 44th Street for no fee. Please call for an appointment first; (646) 591-5786.

Re: Modifying Child Custody/Visitation Rights

Your question is understandable. We are a seven attorney domestic law firm specializing in all aspects of family matters. We pride ourselves in providing exemplary, confidential service to our clients. We offer a one-hour consult wherein you will get all your questions answered, and find out how much it will take financially to get the job done. We can do this over the phonce, just give me a call at the number below and I can help set up an appointment for you. The fee for the appointment will be $165- $225 depending on if you are meeting with a junior or senior associate. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Kara Wilson

The Harris Law Firm

(303) 299-9484

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