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Divorce means change, and all change can bring stress. Whether you interpret the change (and stress) as positive or negative depends on your perspective. Still, you will find yourself managing additional stress no matter what. As you get started down the path toward...
When most people consult a family law attorney, they are usually experiencing a difficult time in their lives. In addition to the substantive stress of your family law case, parties may find that their lawyers use a vocabulary that feels completely foreign to them. That vocabulary includes a lot of acronyms that can be confusing and difficult to keep straight.…
With summer approaching, many families are finding themselves back in a repeating cycle of seasonal disagreements. Trying to schedule vacations, sign kids up for camps, activities, and sports, and plan for the upcoming academic year is stressful enough without adding complicated co-parenting dynamics. You know fighting with your ex about these things isn’t good for your child, but by the…
A Permanent Protection Order can be somewhat difficult to obtain. So, the possibility of its “permanent” nature being at risk can be concerning for those seeking the protection order. While modification and dismissal are difficult, it is important to be aware that both are possible. To obtain a Permanent Protection Order, you first have to obtain a Temporary Protection Order.…
A primary component of a divorce is the division of debts and assets between the parties. Many divorce cases involve the simple dividing bank accounts, properties, and vehicles. However, “marital property” can also consist of more complex assets, such as business interests, assets with vesting schedules, and awards. Less frequently but importantly, some divorces involve the division of personal injury…
Over the past few years, the housing market in the Denver metro area has exploded. Housing prices, rent, and the cost of living in and around Denver continue to hit all-time highs. For many, the dream of home ownership in Denver has become out-of-reach and the thought of relocating to a less expensive area is becoming more appealing. While the…
By now, it’s no secret that COVID-19 has completely changed the way we communicate with each other. From virtual birthday parties to working remotely, it seems that just about every aspect of our lives has gone virtual. Family law attorneys and the family law courts have been forced to quickly adapt to this new normal, and now, just about every…
The selection of a mediator in your family law matter is an important process that affects the outcome of your case. There are a handful of considerations to make during your selection process. Who Can Mediate in Colorado? In Colorado, mediation is governed under Colorado Revised Statutes § 13-22-301. The State of Colorado does not certify, license, or otherwise regulate…
Which “type” of adoption is right for you and your family? The answer to this depends on the unique circumstances of your case. In the state of Colorado, there are different “types” of adoptions, each with their own legal requirements and subsequent processes. Kindship Adoption Kinship adoption typically involves a prospective adoptive parent who has been caring for another family…
Deciding to adopt a child is a big and exciting decision. If you are considering adoption or just beginning your adoption journey and feeling overwhelmed, you are not alone. Adoption is a highly regulated process in the state of Colorado. There are many steps to take and qualifications to meet before a court will make the adoption of your child…
