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Colorado’s Recent Changes Which Involve Domestic Violence Issues In the State of Colorado, just as in other jurisdictions around the country, domestic violence is not only a criminal law issue, but also a family law issue as well. In other words, domestic violence is not just something which might be prosecutable, it’s something which can […]

Only Marital Property is Subject to Division We have discussed the mechanics of the property division phase of divorce at length in previous articles. As we have stressed, only property categorized as “marital property” is subject to division based on a fair and equitable allocation, separate property remains with the original owner. Because of this

Introduction: Multiple Factors Impact Custody Determinations Custody cases are never easy. A marital dissolution becomes much more complicated when it involves children. In an ideal world, parents will always be able to work out custody arrangements privately, between themselves, with minimal friction and very minor involvement from the court system. In reality, of course, this

Cruelty is Relevant in the Colorado Process How Cruelty Can Affect Property Division in Colorado Law? In an ideal situation, all marriages would be devoid of any sort of petty or cruel behavior. Unfortunately, the ideal situation isn’t what we have, and sadly a lot of marriages involve cruel behaviors of one form or another.

General Principles: Businesses Can Be Community Property The property division process is always made more complicated by the inclusion of a business. Things can become quite a bit more complicated when the business increases in value during the marriage, or when the value of the business fluctuates widely. But, even when the business itself is

Exploring the Possibilities of Child Support When relationships end, there are countless questions that may arise, and one of the most pressing concerns among parents is child support. You might be wondering, “Can we come to an agreement where no child support is necessary?” It’s a question many co-parents ask themselves, so let’s unpack the

Custody Concerns for Parents Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging roles. If you are a parent experiencing depression or anxiety, you might worry about how it affects your custody situation. Rest assured, you’re not alone. Many parents struggle with mental health issues, and understanding how these might impact custody can offer some

Holidays in the Context of Child Custody Orders With the holidays around the corner – Thanksgiving and Christmas – many parents naturally wonder: will I be able to have my child for at least one of these critical holidays? The answer, as is usual when it comes to the law, is that things depend on

Alimony Remains an Important Family Law Issue Alimony – or “spousal maintenance” – is among the more controversial issues in the arena of family law, both in Colorado and throughout the country. Some contend that alimony is anachronistic and out of place in the modern era; others argue that alimony is often necessary to balance

Navigating custody arrangements, also known as supervised parenting time, can be challenging, especially when supervision is required. Supervised custody is a sensitive topic that affects many families, and understanding its complexities is crucial. Let’s delve into what supervised custody means for families in Colorado. What is Supervised Custody? Supervised custody is a court-ordered arrangement where