Child Custody and Unmarried Parents
Nowadays, it is more and more routine for unmarried couples to have children. But what occurs when those parents decide…
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If Both Parents Agree, Can Child Support Be Waived?
Who determines who owes child support? In each case of divorce, annulment or legal separation in Colorado, Colorado’s family law…
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What Are A Non-Custodial Parent’s Rights?
Are you a non-custodial parent? If you were divorced in Colorado and a Colorado court ordered your custody arrangement, you…
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What Differences Exist Between Adoption and Guardianship?
Adoption and guardianship have some elements in common and some differences. Both signify a legal relationship between an adult and…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
Protecting Your Kids During a Divorce
Divorce effects kids in many negative ways. Reports show children and teenagers are both at risk. Low self-esteem, poor grades,…
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When Does Child Support Usually End in Colorado?
Child support normally ends in Colorado when a child reaches 19. That’s the age of emancipation in the state. Starting…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
Crafting a Visitation and Parenting Schedule In Colorado
An excellent way to minimize the possibility of conflict in a child custody situation is to make up a schedule…
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5 Tips for Drafting a Parenting Plan that Works Well
A parenting plan is a detailed framework directing how you and your ex-spouse will provide childcare after the divorce. It…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
What Are a Child’s Best Interests in a Colorado Divorce?
A child’s best interests. That simple sentence says it all. No matter if a child custody matter is decided by…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
When Can Grandparents Be Awarded Custody of Their Grandchild?
When a couple’s marriage goes through dissolution, a great deal of energy is spent on the merits of parental visitation…
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Can A Non-Custodial Parent in Colorado Voluntarily Relinquish Their Parental Rights?
According to the law, parental rights are clearly defined as the duties and rights of a parent to decide on…
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What Are A Fathers’ Rights in Colorado?
More and more today, a rapidly rising number of children live at least some of their childhood with only one…
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