Colo. Supreme Court ruling could make getting custody hearings after parent alienation easier
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A recent Colorado Supreme Court ruling could make it easier for parents in custody disputes to obtain custody hearings in a quicker fashion – something that was at the core of the case involving Jing Tesoriero and her young son, who was killed in a murder-suicide last year by his father and Jing’s ex-husband.
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