June 2021

It is possible to modify child support orders in Colorado if circumstances have changed since the original order. Either parent can make the request to increase or decrease the amount of support, but there must be a “substantial and continuing” change in the circumstances of the parents or the children. If you believe you are […]

Parental alienation is a type of child abuse characterized by one parent psychologically manipulating children to reject the other parent. It’s important to know that Colorado courts take this very seriously and will modify parenting time when one parent is hindering the other parents’ relationship with the children. Parents with custody must be extremely careful

When an infant is born to unwed parents in Colorado, the mother is granted full legal and physical custody of the child. The father has no custody or visitation rights without a court order unless the parties have an agreement. A legal parent-child relationship is not immediately established by the birth of a child. When

Your first meeting with a divorce lawyer is a huge move, and it is also a crucial one as well.  An accomplished family law attorney will save you time and money, and provide you with some peace of mind. Here are a few things to know and plan for during your initial consultation: What Happens