Co-Parenting can always be a challenge, but it can be especially difficult to navigate shared parenting time during the holidays. That is why one of the most important things for any parent going through a divorce to do is have a detailed parenting plan, which includes a thorough holiday visitation schedule. There are many things … Read More
Many people do not know that under Colorado law child support is actually consider the child’s right – it is something the child, not the parent receiving child support, is entitled to. When there is a Court Order requiring a party to pay child support and that party does not comply with the same the Court … Read More
Spousal maintenance, also known as spousal support or alimony, is a form of financial assistance that one spouse may be required to pay to the other during or after a divorce. Spousal maintenance aims to ensure that both spouses can maintain a reasonable standard of living after the marriage ends. Under Colorado Revised Statutes § 14-10-114, spousal maintenance … Read More
QDRO stands for Qualified Domestic Relations Order. It is a legal document that is completed pursuant to a divorce in order to divide ERISA-governed retirement plans. ERISA stands for Employee Retirement Income Security Act. A QDRO allows a judge presiding over a divorce case to order the division of retirement benefits pursuant to a Separation … Read More
Divorce can bring a myriad of challenges, not the least of which is the financial adjustment that follows. Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a critical aspect of divorce settlements in Colorado. It’s designed to provide financial support to the lower-earning spouse, helping them maintain a reasonable standard of living post-divorce. Colorado recognizes several types of … Read More
Relocating out of state during a divorce might be permissible and legal in numerous situations, but it could lead to complications depending on your circumstances. When you or your spouse contacts an attorney to begin proceedings, it’s natural for one of you to consider moving out of the shared home while the divorce is pending. … Read More
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process. When faced with the decision of how to proceed, it’s important to understand the differences between divorce mediation and litigation. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of each approach and provide tangible tips to help you make the best choice for your family. What is Divorce Mediation? … Read More
Tax filing time can be a stressful time of the year, and this is especially true if you are recently separated or divorced and share custody of your children. Many people are unsure of how to handle filing taxes when they share custody of their children, and this uncertainty can add an extra layer of stress to an already complicated process. … Read More
So, you do it. You go through the whole process of getting a custody agreement, or what we like to call in Colorado a “Parenting Plan,” in place. Your agreement outlines how parental responsibilities are to be allocated between you and your ex so that co-parenting runs smoothly and so that each party knows what to … Read More
Does Your Parenting Plan Include a Summer Schedule? With spring upon us, summer is only a few short months away. Now may be the perfect time for you to start thinking about what camps you want to enroll your children in, whether you can take an extended summer vacation, or if there are changes you … Read More
