A well-crafted parenting plan is the cornerstone of a successful co-parenting arrangement. It helps reduce misunderstandings, provides clarity, and keeps the focus on what matters most: the well-being of your children. However, as life evolves, so do the needs of your family. While parenting plans are designed to provide structure, they’re not set in stone. … Read More
Divorce can significantly impact your financial situation, especially when it comes to taxes. Taxes may impact key provisions of your divorce agreement including alimony, child custody, division of assets, and other financial arrangements. Knowing where taxes and divorce intersect can help you navigate financial decisions during your divorce and achieve a positive financial outcome for … Read More
One of the first questions parents facing a custody battle asks is “what parenting time schedule should we follow?” The answer is: it depends! Even if you know that you want the schedule to be equal, there are plenty of other factors to consider. Before recommending a parenting time schedule a family law attorney may … Read More
Summer is a wonderful time for kids, but the season can be stressful for single parents. Balancing work, childcare, and planning fun activities can feel overwhelming. With school out, the task of keeping kids entertained and supervised becomes more demanding. But don’t worry. In the following blog, we will provide plenty of ideas to help … Read More
While receiving a traffic citation might not seem like a big deal, traffic offenses can lead to serious penalties in Colorado, including a permanent criminal record. Whether you’re facing civil penalties for speeding or defending against jail time and other penalties for a traffic misdemeanor, understanding the different types of traffic offenses is essential to … Read More
Facing a DUI or DWAI charge in Colorado can be a daunting experience, with severe legal implications and potential long-term consequences. Understanding the differences between these charges and the specific criteria for each can help you navigate the legal landscape more effectively and determine how to best construct a robust defense with your criminal defense attorney. … Read More
Colorado is an equitable distribution of property state, meaning that the property division must be done “equitably” or “fairly,” which does not necessarily mean “equally.” The division of property occurs by agreement of the parties or by the court at the Permanent Orders Hearing. Division of Property Generally C.R.S. § 14-10-113 provides that in a dissolution … Read More
