I need to find out the outcome of my parents custody hearing somewhere around '50-51 in Denver, Colo?
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Check with the court. They are public records.
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becuz ure dad has custody
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Check the papers he handed you.  There should be a court name on the top (e.g. 2nd division of the x county of y state).  Call that county courthouse clerk's office and ask them if they have a copy of whatever divorce document was handed to your mom.\n\nI'm a bit surprised that no lawyer would give you a free consultation.  Keep checking the phone book - maybe you can get a free legal opinion from an attorney in your state (that would be the best answer).
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Go to family court and file papers for it
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I need to know what area of child custody law you are seeking in both states.
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GET A LAWYER TO FIND OUT , OR CALL LOCAL GOVT TO FIND OUT
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That depends on how much information you have about him.  In my case I am adopted and have no information.  And as I was born in NY and it is a sealed records state all I can do is post with the adoption search boards and registries and wait and hope.  But if you know his name you have many other options.  internet phone search of the area where he last lived and such.  IF you truely want help you will need to give more information.\n\nBut please note.  You are not likely to find the reunion at the end you are hoping for.  You may forgive him but he is not likely to forgive himself.  From what I have seen that is what makes many parents who abandon kids stay away.  It is easier to pretend you dont exist than to face you and have to deal with the guilt for what they have done.
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I would say either the library or talk to your local newspapers. Maybe courthouses also.
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If you live in the same jurisdiction as the one where the divorce was filed, you should be able to get that information from the court clerk.  There may even be a web site, which will show the current status of the case if it is open.  Once is it closed, however, the clerk's office is probably the only way.  Of course, if you see it listed and it says the next hearing is "post-settlement" in nature, you have a clue.\n\nIsn't it easier just to ask him?  Or is this because you do not trust him?  If so, are you sure you even want to know?  After all, if you fell you can't trust him, what is the relationship worth?
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http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?Pyt=Typ&city=Denver&state=CO&zip=80228&uzip=80228&country=us&msa=2080&cs=5&ed=XFb1961o2Tx1pwPqp4VqUyOuMeqTTxRyDQJ8DhXnRQRSgA--&tab=B2C&stx=84430669&stp=y&desc=Land+Development&qtx=land+developers&doprox=1&sorttype=distance&beyond=1&stat=ClkByndLower
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http://www.azcorrections.gov/ISearch.htm \nIf the first link doesn't help, try there
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Try this:\n\nhttp://family.findlaw.com/child-custody/\n\nYou need to enter a ZIP code to find information on this website.
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if you know the city,state,date,etc.. most have info in the papers about it. try looking at there local papers website or archive about it. other then calling the family.
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Contact the court where the hearing was heard and ask them.
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Sweetheart, I know exactly what your going through. My son lives with his dad,(We're all in Missouri). My son tells me how bad it is with his dad, and as I understood it, when he turns 12, he can go to the judge and say for himself that he wants to live with me. It sounds like you and my son are going through the very exact thing. If you can find a way to get to the Division of Family Services without your dad knowing, tell the people you want to go to a judge and tell him/her that you want to go to your mom's. I am a child advocate. I'd take you myself if I could. When you go to the Family Services, you need to let them know EVERY bad thing you are going through. They will investigate your dad, but no one has to know you made the report. If your mom agrees to have you come to her, then you, her, and the Family Services have a meeting at once. YOU ARE OLD ENOUGH TO MAKE THIS DECISION!!!\nGood luck and GOD BLESS
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CONTACT THE COURTHOUSE AND ASK FOR A TRANSCRIPT OF THE DIVORCE---IT MAY HAVE A SMALL FEE CONNECTED TO THE DOCUMENT.
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You should receive one in the mail once you've been discharged.  Or you can go to www.pacer.psc.uscourts.gov\nYou can pull up all your information on your case.