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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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 Can I Do If My Spouse is Hiding Assets?
Any United States couple going through divorce must reveal their finances. All their finances. This disclosure should be open, exhaustive…
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Modifying A Parenting Plan
What is a parenting plan? It’s an arrangement that principally determines a child’s physical living arrangements after the parents’ divorce….
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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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When are Prenuptial Agreements Invalid?
A prenuptial agreement, known to many as a marital agreement or a prenup, is an optional legal contract signed before…
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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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Who Gets Pet Custody in a Colorado Divorce?
Family pets present an unusual problem in the matter of a divorce. While their owners often treat them as family,…
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