In Colorado, domestic violence charges are serious allegations that involve acts or threatened acts of violence against individuals in intimate relationships. These can include spouses, romantic partners, or co-parents. Such charges are used to enhance sentencing for other crimes committed to coerce, control, intimidate, or punish the victim, underscoring the severity of the offense. What … Read More
Whether you’re filing for a divorce or legal separation, child custody can be a major source of stress for couples with children. Whether you’re terminating a partnership with a co-parent or requesting a parenting plan modification, understanding the legal intricacies of child custody matters is essential to protect the safety and well-being of your children. In this blog, we’ll review … Read More
When going through your divorce or child custody case, you will either be assigned a Judge or Magistrate to preside over the proceedings. While some cases require very little Court presence (this is usually because both parties come to a settlement), other cases may require a heavy Court presence. These can be high-conflict cases – the cases where you … Read More
Filing for divorce can be a daunting process. The legal system is filled with confusing jargon that can make pouring through documents overwhelming. If you’re wondering whether you even need an attorney to file for divorce, you are not alone. Many couples find themselves asking the same question. Technically, the answer is no. You don’t … Read More
Facing a family law dispute can be emotionally draining. Fortunately, mediation offers a constructive alternative to the traditional courtroom battle. The attorneys at Solutions Based Family Law are equipped to represent you in mediation, and we also have attorneys that can serve as the mediator. This guide equips you with the knowledge and tools to … Read More
Deciding to end a marriage is one of the most consequential and life-altering choices an individual can make. The path to divorce is not only emotionally fraught but also laden with legal complexities, financial planning, and the inevitable impact on family dynamics. As the dust settles on the emotional turmoil, the decision to file for … Read More
If you’re married to or have been in a marriage with a narcissist, you’re aware of it. However, it’s important to remember that an official diagnosis should come from a qualified professional. If you have suspicions but are unsure, here’s how Webster defines a Narcissist as: An individual showing symptoms of or affected by narcissism, … Read More
As the holidays quickly approach, many of us are thinking about different ways we can make the season memorable for our families. As calendars fill up with different activities and holiday parties, planning becomes important to ensure that the children are with you on the days that you intend to celebrate. However, what happens when … 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
