Understanding Contempt of Court in Colorado
Contempt of court refers to an individual’s behavior that defies or opposes the authority of the court. In terms of family law, civil contempt generally involves the failure to perform... Read More
The Difference Between Restraining Orders and No Contact Orders
Both restraining orders and no contact orders restrain each party from coming within a certain specified distance of the other party, as well as from their home, place of employment,... Read More
Death Before or During Divorce in Colorado
What happens if a spouse dies before a final decree of divorce or dissolution is entered by the court? In Colorado, the law dictates that a pending divorce case does... Read More
Can I Get a Divorce Without My Spouse’s Consent?
When it comes to grounds for divorce or the dissolution of marriage, the state of Colorado is considered a no-fault state. In the past, a spouse who wished to get... Read More
Can Each Spouse File for Divorce in Two Different States?
In many cases, a married couple that decides to separate can wind up residing in different states. Is it possible for two spouses to file for divorce at the same... Read More
How to Make the Holidays Easier for the Children After a Divorce
The holiday season has arrived. After a difficult divorce, celebrating with your family may be the last thing on your mind. However, your kids were impacted by the divorce as... Read More
How To Keep Legal Costs Low in a Colorado Divorce
Divorced couples can attest to the fact that divorce is not cheap. Attorneys’ fees can quickly add up, especially when both spouses own numerous assets, or when there are children... Read More
Child Custody Rights for the Non-Biological Parent
It often happens that children have strong bonds and interactions with individuals other than their biological parents as they grow up, such as their grandparents, step-parents, family friends, and other... Read More
Modifying a Divorce Decree
Created at the time of divorce, a divorce decree is meant to be a final resolution of all issues pertaining to a legal separation. The factors such as child support... Read More
Do I Need a Lawyer to Create a Prenuptial Agreement?
As with any other type of contract, it is completely possible to create a prenuptial agreement—also known as a prenup—without the help of an attorney. This legal document, however, can... Read More
