Co-parenting is definitely not easy. Co-parenting with an uncooperative ex-spouse can be even more challenging. Even though it seems pointless to put in all the hard work when the other party isn’t doing his or her part, the reason for co-parenting after divorce is to...
Addressing the potential implications of joint custody
For many Colorado families, divorce means deciding how the two parents will share custody and visitation of the children. In many situations, this means the kids will go back and forth between the two parents’ homes. You may consider a joint custody arrangement best...
Should children have contact with grandparents after divorce?
The end of a marriage will affect every member of the family. Sometimes, this process can affect extended family members, possibly including the relationship a child has with his or her grandparents. It is important to provide kids with as much continuity of lifestyle...
Does your ex-spouse’s addiction have you facing custody concerns?
When you got married, you may have thought that you knew your spouse inside and out. You possibly could finish each other’s sentences, anticipate the other’s needs and generally felt in tune. Unfortunately, you later found out that your spouse had secrets, and one of...
Making joint child custody easier for parents and kids
Life doesn’t always go as expected. For many couples in Colorado, their happily ever after ends abruptly in divorce. When parents divorce, the situation can be even more difficult. As difficult as the situation is, parents who have joint child custody arrangements...
Good transitions should be a goal in your custody plan
What will happen to your children in your divorce is likely one of your main concerns as you walk through this legal process. Your divorce will affect every member of your Colorado family, and you understand how important it is to shield the youngest members of the...
How divorced parents can create a perfect parenting plan
The end of a marriage can bring disruption and uncomfortable change for all members of a family. For most Colorado parents who divorce, their main concern is the safety and well-being of the children. This is why co-parenting or joint child custody are the most...
Preparation is the key to winning a child custody case
The one thing that most parents in Colorado have in common is they want what is best for their children. When a divorce occurs, parents need to come to an agreement on child custody or the custody case could end up in court. A judge makes a decision based on the...
How to navigate co-parenting disagreements
Divorce is emotional, and sometimes wrought with conflict. When emotions are running high and lingering arguments from the past are brought up, divorced parents may have trouble seeing past the challenges to fulfill the duties of their shared parenting child custody...
View your parenting plan as a powerful tool for your family
Your divorce will be difficult for your kids, no matter how amicable you and your spouse may be. Even in a straightforward divorce, kids may experience some sense of upheaval and stress, and you and other Colorado parents will want to work to ensure the children do...
