April 2022

Like other jurisdictions, the State of Colorado presumes that children should be financially supported by both biological parents. This is the default position on the matter. Under a limited number of scenarios – such as relinquishing parental rights via adoption – a parent may be excused from his or her financial obligation as a parent, […]

Americans in the 21st century are as mobile as they have ever been. Statistics show that most Americans will relocate once every several years. The reasons for relocation can be varied – remarriage, new job, desire to be closer to other family, etc. If a person doesn’t have children with an ex-spouse, packing up and

Couples in Colorado who are going through a divorce and have 401(k) accounts may be surprised to learn that their spouses may be entitled to a portion of the account balance. The portion of a 401(k) account accumulated during the marriage is considered marital property and is subject to equitable property division during divorce proceedings.

Child custody matters are one of the most challenging aspects of the divorce process. Determining how parents will share custody is never easy, and in many cases it’s downright maddening. Under the worst circumstances, spouses can devolve to their most puerile state and needlessly drag out custody issues. Family courts in Colorado have well-established procedures