Few issues in Colorado family law are as emotional, or as legally tricky, as relocation cases. One parent wants to move for a new job, to be near family, or…
Read More
Blog
The Court requires parties in family law cases to attend mediation. If you cannot resolve the case on your own, the Court will order you and the other party to…
Parenting Time vs. Custody: Understanding Colorado’s “Parental Responsibilities” Law When talking about parenting time, many people use the common term, “custody.” In Colorado, the law was changed to replace “custody”…
Parties to a divorce often own assets that may be hard to value or divide. Business assets, and complex investments such as real estate holdings, RSUs, investment accounts and similar…
The old adage “you get what you pay for” could not be more accurate when it comes to prenuptial agreements, commonly referred to as prenups. Prenups, by and large, are...
Read More
