Legal Question in Family Law in Colorado

The first question is what is the current parenting schedule and how much parenting time do each of you have. That will tell you what he is required to do in order to relocate. This is one of the more complicated areas of Colorado family law, and I would strongly recommend that neither of you attempt to do it without an attorney. Too many bad things can happen that will lead to problems later on that are difficult and expensive and not good for the child. Even if he is not required to file a motion to relocate it sounds like you will probably need some kind of modification of your parenting plan. So if he is not able to work out an agreement with you he would need to get a court order. Otherwise he would not be able to move and presumably would lose his job. Also 14-10-119 allows for an award of attorneys' fees to level the playing field where there is a big difference in income like you say is the case here. He can't use the threat of having more resources to pressure you. Given that, as well as the fact that he is asking you for an accommodation so that he can move and keep his job, I think it is very reasonable for you to ask him to pay your attorneys' fees as a condition to considering his request. As far as disclosure of financial info., that will be required any time one of you files a motion that would change the calculations of maintenance or child support.