Pine Mountain, GA Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

You really can't afford not to consult an attorney. While it is possible to represent yourself in Colorado, you should not try to do so unless you have a decent understanding of the law and the procedures required. If all you can do is pay an attorney for a couple of hours explaining things to you, you need to at least do that much. In Colorado the term "joint custody" doesn't really mean anything and you need to anticipate all of the issues arising from figuring out an adequate parenting plan for 4 children. How the children's time is to be divided between each parent's home needs to be based on what is best for the children and not simply how child support will be affected, so you need to understand how judge's expect those decisions to be made.

If you already had him personally served you can move forward with the divorce. If not you can serve him by publication but you need the courts permission.

This can depend on many factors and the procedure may be different depending on the county. My best guess is that you will have to have a hearing on the matter and explain to the judge why you are entitled to an annulment.