No child should grow up in fear. When domestic violence affects a custody case, every decision matters. Colorado courts consider the child's safety and best interests when deciding parenting arrangements that may expose the child to domestic violence. Understanding...
For many people, a family home is more than just a piece of property. It might be a place where they raised their children and celebrated holidays. As divorce moves forward, spouses might start to wonder what will happen to the house during the property division...
When you are facing a divorce, one of your biggest concerns is financial survival. Whether you were the primary breadwinner or the lesser earner, you may be wondering what spousal support may mean for you. In Colorado, courts rely on a specific formula to compute...
People often use the terms separated and divorced interchangeably. While each addresses similar issues, understanding what legally sets them apart can help you decide on which option you can take in the future. How does the law define separation and divorce? Legal...
For many children with special needs, routine provides comfort and stability. During a divorce, parents often worry about how changes at home may affect the daily schedules and support their child depends on. The following tips can help parents identify essential...
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...
