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Termination of Parental Rights Colorado

19 May 2020
Parents may terminate their parental rights in certain cases if they feel it best for the child. Colorado courts can also terminate these rights if the parent is found unfit and if it believes it is in the child’s best interest. When your parental rights are taken away, it means...
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Dropping Domestic Violence Charges in Colorado

27 Apr 2020
Colorado’s domestic violence laws are severe and offenders are prosecuted to the maximum extent of the law. If you have been accused of domestic violence, the charge cannot be dropped even if the alleged victim doesn’t want to bring action against you, or even if the accusation is false. Since...
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Will COVID-19 Affect Parenting Time In Colorado?

13 Apr 2020
Colorado mothers and fathers with a parenting time order have been wondering if the COVID-19 pandemic impacts their parenting plan. That’s a reasonable question, since the coronavirus threat has prompted many states, including Colorado, to enforce stay-at-home mandates and travel restrictions. Here are answers to some important questions regarding co-parenting...
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Unmarried Fathers Custody Rights Colorado

18 Mar 2020
When a child is born in Colorado to unwed parents, the mother is given sole legal and physical custody. The unmarried father has no custody or visitation rights. The birth of the child does not automatically grant a legitimate parent-child relationship. This holds true even if the couple is cohabiting...
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Tips For Divorcing A Narcissist In Colorado

02 Mar 2020
A spouse with a narcissistic personality can make it much more troublesome to get a divorce in Colorado. You must learn how to deal with them and how to approach the process so that you come out with your financial and emotional health intact. If you are looking into divorce...
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Colorado Infant Custody Laws

24 Feb 2020
When you go through a divorce, you go through a mentally and emotionally painful process that involves dividing your assets, properties, and tearing down the life you and your spouse have built together. None of these matter, however, more than the custody of your child. Understanding the law and your...
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Colorado Divorce – Who Gets The House?

29 Jan 2020
The marital home may be a married couple’s most valuable possession. It creates a powerful emotional bond especially if it is the same house they’ve had when they got married or purchased after the wedding. In the event of a divorce, the most difficult decision to make is who keeps...
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Denver High Net Worth Divorce Lawyer

03 Jan 2020
When married couples break up, many issues tend to come to light – from property division to custody of the children. Divorcing couples with high net worth can add even more complications and challenges to their case. In general, the term “high net worth” refers to a person whose property...
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Can You Refuse A Divorce In Colorado?

04 Dec 2019
Can a spouse simply refuse to go through a divorce in Colorado? The short answer is no. Once the other spouse has filed the divorce petition, the case is opened, and ultimately, the unwilling spouse’s participation is not necessary to finalize the divorce. In many divorces, one spouse wants to...
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Does It Matter Who Files For Divorce First In Colorado?

11 Nov 2019
In a legal sense, it doesn’t matter whether you or your spouse files for divorce first. This doesn’t have a bearing on family disputes and judges don’t include it as a factor in their decisions. Initiating the divorce first, however, can offer some personal advantages that may ultimately sway the...
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