Blog | Divorce | Uncategorized
Three Legal Steps to Take After a Colorado Divorce
The divorce process may finally be complete, but it is important to be aware of the loose ends that may…
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How to Enforce Child Support Orders in Colorado
Child support orders are legally binding, and Colorado courts take violations of these orders very seriously. If you are a…
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What You Need to Know About Colorado Spousal Maintenance
Spousal maintenance, also referred to as alimony or spousal support, is the money paid to a spouse during and after…
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Do I Need an Attorney in an Uncontested Divorce in Colorado?
If both parties agree to a divorce and are generally agreeable to the terms of the divorce, then this is…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
How Domestic Violence Can Impact Child Custody Cases in Colorado
In the state of Colorado, family courts step in when two spouses are unable to agree on parenting time and…
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The Difference Between Uncontested Divorce and Contested Divorce
There are two types of divorce in Colorado: uncontested divorce and contested divorce. What are the differences between the two?…
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Frequently Asked Questions on Protection Orders
What is a protection order? In Colorado, a protection order—also referred to as a protective order or restraining order—is…
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Blog | Child Support | Divorce
When Can Child Support Modifications Be Made?
Colorado courts follow a standard formula to determine the amount of child support to be paid. This formula typically takes…
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Blog | Child Support | Divorce
Can I Get Interest on Any Back Child Support Owed to Me?
In a family law case involving children, a court order will always include one of two things. One might be…
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Exactly What is Retroactive Child Support?
Retroactive child support permits a court to order support for an earlier time, back when no order yet existed. These…
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What to Do After Being Served Divorce Papers
Steps to Take After Divorce Papers Have Been Served Divorce proceedings can begin in many ways. In some cases, divorce…
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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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