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
If you are considering divorce, one of the questions that you may have is how much it will cost you. The hard truth is that divorce can be expensive. On top of doubling your expenses when splitting households, you will also typically have to pay for lawyers, court costs, and other costs. It costs $10,000 … Read More
In Colorado, child support is based on the notion that both parents have an obligation to financially support their child(ren). Colorado’s child support guidelines take into account a number of factors, including parenting time, each parent’s income, and child care costs. The Colorado Assembly reviews these laws periodically to reflect current economic realities and family … Read More
Divorce is never easy. The divorce process can be emotionally draining, legally overwhelming, and filled with unknowns. You may be navigating issues like dividing marital property, determining parenting time, or addressing spousal support. It’s a lot to take in, especially when you are already dealing with the breakdown of your marriage. At Solutions Based Family … Read More
Families come in all sizes and combinations, from single-parent homes to large families to LGBTQ+ families. Every family has its own unique challenges. This is particularly true for blended families, or step families. In a blended family, one or both parents have children from a prior relationship who are not their partner’s biological children. There … Read More
Imagine a situation where you and your siblings inherit a large tract of land from a relative. One sibling wants to live in the old farmhouse on the property, while the other siblings want to sell the land. Resolving this type of dispute involving jointly-owned real estate can be tricky – and may require litigation. … Read More
Opening up about your divorce can feel complicated. Even when you know it’s the right decision, the thought of sharing that news with friends or family can bring up emotions like fear, shame, or exhaustion. You might worry about being judged, facing unsolicited advice, or feeling like you have to explain yourself. The truth is, … Read More
Divorce in Colorado far exceeds paperwork — it’s a process that affects nearly every part of your life. Wrong moves can stall your case, drive up costs, or create complications. From meeting residency requirements to navigating parenting plans, understanding how the process works (and where people commonly slip up) can save you time, money, and … Read More
Holidays can be a joyful time, but co-parents know they also come with unique stressors. Sorting out travel, parenting schedules, and traditions isn’t always simple and can strain even the best intentions. A solid child custody arrangement should include a holiday and summer parenting plan; if it doesn’t, putting one in place early can prevent … Read More
