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A separation agreement is a legally binding contract entered into by a couple getting a divorce. Separation agreements establish the terms of divorce and are incredibly important. In this blog post, we will explore what a separation agreement is, its purpose, and the key components that are typically included. A separation agreement serves multiple purposes, […]

Parental alienation is a concerning issue that can arise in divorce or separation cases involving children. It occurs when one parent intentionally or unintentionally turns the child against the other parent, damaging their relationship and causing emotional harm to the child. Parental alienation can have serious consequences for the child’s well-being and the parental relationship,

Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love. For couples who have gone through a divorce, this day can bring mixed emotions. However, it is crucial to remember that divorce does not mean the end of love or the opportunity to celebrate it. In fact, Valentine’s Day after divorce can be a chance to redefine

Divorce is a difficult process that affects not only the couple involved but also their extended family, including grandparents. Grandparents often play a significant role in a child’s life, providing love, guidance, and support. However, when divorce occurs, questions may arise regarding grandparent rights and visitation. It is crucial to understand the legal implications and

From getting to know your attorney, to getting quality perspective on the process and details, these questions can help you be better prepared to make any final decisions and most importantly, making informed decisions.  Our family law firm is based out of Golden, CO, but these questions are universal, no matter your city or state. 

Divorce is a journey, a transition, and a legal process. Your first meeting with a divorce attorney is a pivotal step. This meeting sets the tone for your divorce process and can significantly influence the outcome. Here’s a comprehensive guide on what to bring to a meeting with a divorce lawyer and how to make

Is Divorce Part of your Plans? As 2024 dawns in Colorado, many are setting their sights on a New Year’s resolutions that could redefine their lives. A crucial and often emotional decision for some is the resolution to embark on a divorce resolution. Known as the “divorce season,” the early months of the year witness

The New Year offers a fresh start and an opportunity for growth and positive change. For divorced parents, it can be a time to reflect on the past year and set intentions for the year ahead. In this blog post, we will discuss the top resolutions for divorced parents in the New Year that focus

Co-parenting is not just about sharing custody and making joint decisions for your children; it also requires careful financial planning and consideration. While it may not be the easiest aspect of co-parenting to navigate, proper financial planning can foster a more stable environment for your children. Lets discuss key factors to keep in mind when

Co-parenting after a divorce can be a formidable challenge. Juggling responsibilities, managing emotions, and coordinating with an ex-spouse can often feel like an uphill battle. This is especially true when historical conflicts linger. Strained relationships and disagreements from the past can cast a shadow on the shared goal of providing the best for your children.