During a divorce, both spouses have to make important decisions about big issues like dividing up their property, financial support, and how to share parenting time. They also have to do a fair amount of work to gather financial documentation to prepare for a divorce. When one spouse is not fully transparent about their finances, … Read More
Child support is designed to ensure that children continue to receive the financial support they need after their parents separate or divorce. However, circumstances can and do change over time. Parents may change jobs, incomes can fluctuate, children may develop new needs, and family dynamics often evolve over time. If your current child support order … Read More
There are few things more exciting than becoming a grandparent. Unfortunately, the relationship between grandparents and grandkids can sometimes be strained by a range of different circumstances. Whether you have a difficult relationship with their parents or their parents are unable to take care of your grandkids, you might find yourself in a situation where … Read More
When most people think about domestic abuse, they picture physical violence. While physical abuse is a serious concern, many unhealthy and abusive relationships involve a different pattern of behavior that leaves no visible injuries. This pattern is known as coercive control, and it can have a profound impact on both spouses and children. In Colorado … Read More
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most important decisions they will make is how their children will divide their time between two homes. A well-designed parenting schedule can provide stability, reduce conflict, and help children maintain meaningful relationships with both parents. In Colorado, the allocation of parental responsibilities includes both parenting time (when … Read More
When school lets out for the summer, a family’s normal routine can change dramatically. Children have more free time, and parents may have vacation plans or changing work schedules. Summer camps, sports, childcare, and family trips can also impact the parenting schedule. For divorced or separated parents, these changes can create questions about how to … Read More
Domestic violence is unfortunately far too common in Colorado and across the United States. In Colorado, if you believe that your safety is at risk, you may be able to seek a protection order. You can also oppose the issuance of a protection order if you believe that your ex is wrongfully seeking an order … Read More
If you share kids with someone, there is a real possibility that you won’t necessarily remain in the same area until those children turn 18. This brings up the question of what happens if one parent wants to move either before custody has been established or after a decree has been entered. Whether a parent … Read More
When parents go through a divorce or separation, two of the big issues that they face are child custody and child support. Questions about who pays support, how much support will be ordered, and what factors a court will consider can easily become overwhelming. Whether you expect to pay child support or receive it, understanding … Read More
When you break up with or divorce your child’s other parent, your primary concern might be what will happen to your child. You might worry about losing time with your kids or how your ex will parent them when they have custody. Questions about custody and visitation schedules, parental rights, and who gets to make … Read More
