Colorado Child Custody Relocation
Colorado child custody relocation law has established new procedure for relocation of children. If you majority parenting time, you should not relocate without following the rules. The results could prove harmful.
What does Colorado relocation law require me to do?
As a practical matter, child custody and relocation rules require a parent seeking to relocate [...]
Should You Appeal Your Case?
When deciding whether or not to appeal your case in Colorado, you must keep in mind that there must be set reasons to file. Trial courts to make mistakes but that alone will not guaranty you victory with the appellate court in Colorado. When you hire an appellate lawyer, you want [...]
Government Contract Size Protest
Sometimes a government contract is awarded to a bidder that has violated the SBA size standard rule. If this is the case, the award can be appealed or protested to the SBA. GAO is not the forum to protest a NAICS size standard.
The NAIC size standard is different for every NAICS code. [...]
Colorado Business Law
From the secretary of state
What is an Annual report? Why do I have to file one?
Reporting entities are required by law to submit an Annual Report each year with the Secretary of State. For more information, see § 7-90-501, C.R.S. A reporting entity is able to update the current name and address [...]
Government Contracts Marketing
Government contracting is by far the most lucrative source of revenue for small businesses across the United States. However, when it comes to marketing, many contractors dive into this ‘deep sea’ of strong currents’ hoping to make millions of dollars without any guidance, or at a minimum, using traditional marketing techniques for government [...]
Small Business Government Contracts
Are small Businesses Getting Their Fair Share of Government Contracts?
Unfortunately, they don’t. The real question is why not? There is some analysis to this unfortunate result. First, large projects appear to be out of the reach of small businesses - or so they think. Small business should attempt to seek out teaming [...]
Government Contracts
The federal government has heightened the focus on government contract awards to service disabled veteran owned business throughout the United States. The general FAR rules state:
Subpart 19.14-Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Procurement Program
19.1401 General.
(a) The Veterans Benefit Act of 2003 (15 U.S.C. 657f) created the procurement program for small business concerns owned and controlled by service-disabled veterans (commonly referred to as [...]
Colorado Child Custody Information
IF you are going through a divorce or child custody dispute in Colorado, there certain things you can do to form an amicable result, reduce attorney fees and improve the future of your children’s relationships with each parent.
Talk to the other parent in a clear and non-hostile manner and address visitation schedules, [...]
Filing for Divorce in Colorado
To file for a divorce in Colorado you must have resided in the state for at least 90 days prior to the filing of your case. As grounds for your case you must allege that the marriage is irretrievably broken. This means that there is no way that you all will [...]
Denver Child Support Attorneys
If you worried about starting a case for Colorado child support enforcement, modify child support or worried about not knowing the process, the family law attorneys at Watson & Associates can help you.
We assist mothers or fathers with child support modification matters, understanding the child support guidelines and filing the appropriate forms [...]
Thursday, November 27, 2008
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