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How Domestic Violence Can Impact Child Custody Cases in Colorado

15 May 2016
In the state of Colorado, family courts step in when two spouses are unable to agree on parenting time and the allocation of parenting responsibilities. When making such determinations, the court will closely examine all evidence to determine the child’s best interests. One factor taken into consideration when making decisions...
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Frequently Asked Questions on Protection Orders

15 Apr 2016
  What is a protection order? In Colorado, a protection order—also referred to as a protective order or restraining order—is an order enacted to protect a person believed to be in danger of being harmed by a specific individual. What can a protection order do? A protective order generally prohibits...
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When Can Child Support Modifications Be Made?

01 Apr 2016
Colorado courts follow a standard formula to determine the amount of child support to be paid. This formula typically takes into account factors such as the gross income of both parents, the cost of providing healthcare, and any spousal support you pay or receive. The costs of raising the child...
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Exactly What is Retroactive Child Support?

29 Feb 2016
Retroactive child support permits a court to order support for an earlier time, back when no order yet existed. These support payments primary purpose is to do one of two things. To either make up unpaid past support or to pay for support needed before the court adjudicated an order....
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What to Do After Being Served Divorce Papers

29 Feb 2016
Steps to Take After Divorce Papers Have Been Served Divorce proceedings can begin in many ways. In some cases, divorce is foreseen and is finally filed after a couple has separated for years. Another circumstance, though, is where divorce comes as a complete shock to the spouse who receives the...
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Child Custody and Unmarried Parents

05 Feb 2016
Nowadays, it is more and more routine for unmarried couples to have children. But what occurs when those parents decide to separate? A normal divorce process does not go on like those with married couples. A family court, however, does adjudicate differences between unmarried parents, similar in procedure to those...
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If Both Parents Agree, Can Child Support Be Waived?

29 Jan 2016
Who determines who owes child support? In each case of divorce, annulment or legal separation in Colorado, Colorado’s family law court decides. They determine if a parent owes child support to the other parent under Colorado’s child support laws. Child support is calculated on a number of things. The gross...
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