While there could be numerous challenging aspects involved with preparing to dissolve a marriage, some could prove more daunting to address than others. If you have children, the idea of preparing to seek a parenting plan arrangement that aligns with their needs can...
When you stand before a Colorado judge for divorce proceedings, your appearance and demeanor make an impression on the court. Your goal is for it to be a positive one. This is especially true if you’re hoping to win a child custody case. How you answer questions,...
As a parent, one of the most important things you can do is protect the interests of your children. You want to ensure that they have everything they need for emotional stability and mental well-being, especially during and after their parents’ Colorado divorce. It is...
For many years, in Colorado and other states, it was customary for a mother to receive custody of the children after a divorce. The father would have visitation, but the children would generally spend most of their time at their mother’s home. In more recent years,...
Following a divorce or separation, it is usually in the children's best interests for both parents to remain involved in their lives. These days, joint custody is the preferred child custody arrangement in Colorado. However, a successful joint custody arrangement...
When parents in Colorado separate or divorce, they often work together to come to a child custody agreement that best fits the needs of their children and situation. However, situations can change as the years go by, and it may become necessary to change the existing...
Divorce is a challenging process, and when it involves children, the stakes are even higher. Often, parents want to spend as much time as they can with their children. Sometimes, they can reach agreements between them or with the help of counsel or a mediator. A...
Most parents in Colorado intend to raise their children together. However, after a separation or divorce, parents sometimes find they are now on this journey alone. What follows can help single parents provide stability for themselves and their children post-divorce. ...
The holiday season is a time in which many families in Colorado might have plans to spend time visiting and celebrating with loved ones and friends. While holiday schedules can be hectic enough as is, if you have an existing child custody agreement in place, the...
When you filed for a divorce in a Colorado civil court, you understood that the decision would have a significant impact on the daily lives of your children. It is understandable that you would want to cause the least amount of disruption possible and minimize their...
While there could be numerous challenging aspects involved with preparing to dissolve a marriage, some could prove more daunting to address than others. If you have children, the idea of preparing to seek a parenting plan arrangement that aligns with their needs can...
When you stand before a Colorado judge for divorce proceedings, your appearance and demeanor make an impression on the court. Your goal is for it to be a positive one. This is especially true if you’re hoping to win a child custody case. How you answer questions,...
As a parent, one of the most important things you can do is protect the interests of your children. You want to ensure that they have everything they need for emotional stability and mental well-being, especially during and after their parents’ Colorado divorce. It is...
For many years, in Colorado and other states, it was customary for a mother to receive custody of the children after a divorce. The father would have visitation, but the children would generally spend most of their time at their mother’s home. In more recent years,...
Following a divorce or separation, it is usually in the children's best interests for both parents to remain involved in their lives. These days, joint custody is the preferred child custody arrangement in Colorado. However, a successful joint custody arrangement...
When parents in Colorado separate or divorce, they often work together to come to a child custody agreement that best fits the needs of their children and situation. However, situations can change as the years go by, and it may become necessary to change the existing...
Divorce is a challenging process, and when it involves children, the stakes are even higher. Often, parents want to spend as much time as they can with their children. Sometimes, they can reach agreements between them or with the help of counsel or a mediator. A...
Most parents in Colorado intend to raise their children together. However, after a separation or divorce, parents sometimes find they are now on this journey alone. What follows can help single parents provide stability for themselves and their children post-divorce. ...
The holiday season is a time in which many families in Colorado might have plans to spend time visiting and celebrating with loved ones and friends. While holiday schedules can be hectic enough as is, if you have an existing child custody agreement in place, the...
When you filed for a divorce in a Colorado civil court, you understood that the decision would have a significant impact on the daily lives of your children. It is understandable that you would want to cause the least amount of disruption possible and minimize their...