Life can change in an instant. A car accident, stroke, or unexpected medical diagnosis can leave a parent unable to make decisions or provide daily care for their children. In those situations, child custody laws in Colorado and estate planning often…
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Most people do not think about estate planning in terms of legal documents at first. They think about protecting a home, making things easier for family, and ensuring their wishes are followed without unnecessary conflict. That is where the discussio…
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Ending a marriage is emotional enough without feeling blindsided by the legal process. A Colorado divorce comes with deadlines, court filings, financial disclosures, and decisions that can affect your family long after the case is over. The problem i…
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In Colorado, a protection order, also known as a restraining order, is a court order that aims to protect a person from harassment, abuse, or domestic violence. Here are the steps to obtain a protection order in Colorado: Determine which type of prot…
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In Colorado, if a parent wants to relocate with their children, they must follow certain legal procedures. The specific steps and requirements depend on whether the parents have a custody agreement or order in place and whether the proposed move is w…
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In Colorado, courts consider several factors when determining whether to award alimony (also known as spousal maintenance) and how much to award. The first considerations for a Court include an assessment of the following: The amount of each party’…
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Many custody cases are “he said-she said” cases, where the Court has to decide who to believe based on short testimony and presentation of evidence. For that reason, it is useful to engage a custody expert to make a report and recommendations to…
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Going through a divorce is unquestionably a challenging time for everyone involved, especially for those with children. In Colorado, there are several things to consider when filing for a divorce. Here are five key factors to keep in mind: Grounds fo…
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It’s important to consult with a qualified family law attorney for advice specific to your situation. In Colorado, both spouses are generally required to make full and accurate financial disclosures during a divorce. This process is known as “man…
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Contempt of court in Colorado, as in many other jurisdictions, refers to a legal finding that someone has shown disrespect or disobedience towards the authority or dignity of a court. Contempt of court can be either civil or criminal, depending on th…
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