Divorce & Family Law News & Information

When parents separate or divorce, determining child custody can be one of the most emotionally charged aspects of the process. Many fathers worry that they will not receive fair treatment in court or that the mother will automatically be granted primary custody. However, Colorado law does not favor one parent over the other based on […]

Remarriage is a major life event that can bring joy and new beginnings, but it also raises questions about existing financial and legal obligations, particularly when it comes to child support. Whether you are the parent paying or receiving child support, understanding how remarriage impacts these arrangements is essential. In Colorado, child support laws are […]

Changes in Parents' Circumstances One of the primary reasons to modify a parenting plan is to make significant changes in the parents' lives. This can include relocation due to job opportunities, changes in work schedules, or shifts in living arrangements. When a parent moves to a different city or state, the current parenting plan may […]

When parents face the difficult reality of divorce or separation, one of the most contentious and heart-wrenching issues that arise is the matter of child custody. In Colorado, like in many other states, the guiding principle for resolving custody disputes is the "best interests of the child." This approach prioritizes the child's well-being and future […]

It's crucial to know your rights after a divorce, especially when it comes to decisions regarding your child.

It's crucial to know your rights after a divorce, especially when it comes to decisions regarding your child.

When you’re ready to file for divorce in Colorado, you may have a lot of questions about what to expect going forward. How do I get a case started? Will I get or lose the house? Who gets the kids?

Prenuptial agreements can provide important protections while defining some key aspects of a couple’s financial relationship

The divorce process can be lengthy, complicated, and fraught with painful negotiations. As such, it's understandable that many people make mistakes when they file for divorce.