· 8/26/2004
In Re the Marriage of Fickling
Citations
- 100 P.3d 571
- 2004 Colo. App. LEXIS 1500
- 2004 WL 1900339
How courts have described this case
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- holding that only the entry of permanent parenting time orders in a dissolution proceeding grants parenting time rights, the revision of which would necessitate application of section 14-10-129
- holding that temporary parenting time orders do not grant “parenting time rights” that “stay in effect until one party establishes a change in circumstances”
- holding that temporary orders do not grant “parenting time rights”
- “[T]he question whether a restriction has occurred in parenting time need be answered only when permanent, not temporary, orders are modified.”
- “[T]he question whether a restriction has occurred in parenting time need be answered only when permanent, not temporary, orders are modified.”
- “Only permanent orders grant ‘parenting time rights.’”
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Judges: Graham, Taubman, Dailey
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