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Need Help to Find Colorado Lawyer

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Kstme
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08-14-2000

Tuesday, January 26, 2010 - 9:19 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Kstme a private message Print Post    
Hi all, this is TheKid posting under Mom's account because I can't remember if I still have an account here. I am trying to help friends of mine and Mom said I should ask here because if anyone networks, it's this board.

My friends in Ok are going through a custody battle with the aunt and uncle of the husband's children. It's a long story, but the biological mother is in jail and that's why the kids were in Colorado with the mother's half sister and husband. After the aunt and uncle told my friends they could have the kids whenever they wanted, they changed their minds when the father picked up the kids and are fighting to keep them. My friends had a custody order in OK, but it appears the aunt and uncle had one signed 3 days before in CO. The parents have to take the kids to the courthouse in OK tomorrow to hand them over to the aunt and uncle and the hearing will be held in CO in February.

My friends don't know anyone in Colorado that can help them find a lawyer. The aunt and uncle are between Grand Junction and Colorado Springs in the mountains. I think they want to find a lawyer in one of those towns.

Thank you so much for reading this and if you can help I would really appreciate it. We are all feeling a little helpless right now.

TheKid
kninerts@yahoo.com

Colordeagua
Member

10-25-2003

Tuesday, January 26, 2010 - 11:39 pm   Edit Post Move Post Delete Post View Post Send Colordeagua a private message Print Post    
If nothing else, contact the Colorado Bar Association. Delve into the site some. Some smaller (than state, possibly county or large city) bar associations may take calls and then refer you to a lawyer who can help.