The top priority for most in Colorado who divorce is to ensure the needs of their children are met while they adjust to their new normal. One of the best ways parents can ensure the well-being of their children remains at the forefront is to create a suitable and...
The relationship that a child has with his or her extended family members can be critical to his or her development, growth and emotional health. When parents go through a divorce, not only does it change daily life for the child, but it can also impact how often the...
Parents break up for many reasons. Yet, despite their differences, the one thing most parents have in common is they only want what is best for their children. Since kids usually benefit when both parents are involved in their lives, many Colorado parents choose to...
Many parents in Colorado and across the country have filed for divorce this year. Some of them are trying a unique family plan where both parents take turns living in the marital home with the children. Would you ever consider this type of child custody arrangement? ...
After their parents divorce, children will experience significant changes in their lives. These changes can be emotionally and mentally challenging for the youngest members of the family to navigate, and they may find themselves wanting to return to their former...
When making custody decisions and determinations that could impact a child for years to come, a court will take multiple factors into consideration before a final ruling. The standard upheld by all family courts and the goal of any custody decision is to uphold and...
Historically, mothers were the primary caregivers in traditional American families. Because of this, courts of decades past often awarded child custody to mothers, especially if the children were young. These days, however, the parent's gender is not a factor that a...
Ending a marriage is an emotional and often stressful process. The emotion and stress can be magnified when divorcing spouses choose to co-parent. Understandably, there will be disagreements and conflicts between divorced parents at some point in their parenting...
Household transitions are often some of the most delicate parts of joint custody arrangements in Colorado. It can be very emotional for all parties when the kids leave one parent to be with the other parent. Although there is no official or exact way parents should...
If you and your spouse file for a divorce in a Colorado court, as parents, you must devise a plan regarding various issues that are relevant to the care and needs of your children. Whether you have had time to think about such things because you’ve known that your...
The top priority for most in Colorado who divorce is to ensure the needs of their children are met while they adjust to their new normal. One of the best ways parents can ensure the well-being of their children remains at the forefront is to create a suitable and...
The relationship that a child has with his or her extended family members can be critical to his or her development, growth and emotional health. When parents go through a divorce, not only does it change daily life for the child, but it can also impact how often the...
Parents break up for many reasons. Yet, despite their differences, the one thing most parents have in common is they only want what is best for their children. Since kids usually benefit when both parents are involved in their lives, many Colorado parents choose to...
Many parents in Colorado and across the country have filed for divorce this year. Some of them are trying a unique family plan where both parents take turns living in the marital home with the children. Would you ever consider this type of child custody arrangement? ...
After their parents divorce, children will experience significant changes in their lives. These changes can be emotionally and mentally challenging for the youngest members of the family to navigate, and they may find themselves wanting to return to their former...
When making custody decisions and determinations that could impact a child for years to come, a court will take multiple factors into consideration before a final ruling. The standard upheld by all family courts and the goal of any custody decision is to uphold and...
Historically, mothers were the primary caregivers in traditional American families. Because of this, courts of decades past often awarded child custody to mothers, especially if the children were young. These days, however, the parent's gender is not a factor that a...
Ending a marriage is an emotional and often stressful process. The emotion and stress can be magnified when divorcing spouses choose to co-parent. Understandably, there will be disagreements and conflicts between divorced parents at some point in their parenting...
Household transitions are often some of the most delicate parts of joint custody arrangements in Colorado. It can be very emotional for all parties when the kids leave one parent to be with the other parent. Although there is no official or exact way parents should...
If you and your spouse file for a divorce in a Colorado court, as parents, you must devise a plan regarding various issues that are relevant to the care and needs of your children. Whether you have had time to think about such things because you’ve known that your...