Co-parenting after a divorce or separation can be challenging. When you share parenting duties with a high-conflict person, tensions often build quickly. However, you can take steps to minimize disputes and create a more stable environment for your children. Follow...
If you are struggling in an abusive relationship, a divorce can seem like an initial win. However, you need to take certain steps to strengthen your case and ensure the history of domestic violence is well documented in the legal system. Documenting everything that...
For some parents, the hardest part of shared parenting is not the schedule itself. It is the moment when both parents have to see each other. A simple pickup can become tense when there is conflict, fear, past abuse or a protection order in place. In Colorado, custody...
You may earn income from content you create and share, whether through a growing social media presence, a podcast, a newsletter or a paid course. What started as something small may now bring in steady income, even if you built it on your own. If your marriage ends,...
Few post-divorce moments stir emotion like learning an ex has brought a new partner into the children’s lives. For one parent, it may feel like a fresh start. For the other, it can raise real concerns about safety, boundaries and how quickly the family dynamic is...
Parents facing domestic violence often worry most about their children. The conflict in a home creates an environment of constant fear and instability, which can have deep and lasting effects. While every child's reaction is unique, the harm is not just emotional,...
You are going through one of the most challenging transitions of your life. The last thing you want to think about is tax implications. However, the tax decisions you make today will impact your family's financial security for years to come Understanding how to...
Divorce can feel intimidating, especially when you worry about your retirement. You may want to make sure your money is protected for the future. It is important to know that Colorado follows equitable distribution. This means the court will divide marital property...
If you’re a divorced parent who will be traveling with their child over spring break, it’s crucial to ensure that you have any necessary permission from your co-parent if you share custody. That’s especially important if you’re taking your child out of state or...
Shared custody arrangements are common when parents separate or divorce. However, there are some situations that make shared custody a risk for the children in the family. One parent may struggle to meet the children's needs or may have a history of violent conduct....
