Denver Colorado Divorce Law Blog

Although most divorce proceedings in Colorado tend to go off without a hitch, there are a few that may take a little longer to complete. Many of those revolve around a child custody challenge. This involves one of two things: Either the parents do not agree on the...

It is uncommon for courts in Colorado to fully deny a parent custody rights to a son or daughter. However, there is a chance that a court will not allow you to spend time with your child after a divorce. There are several reasons why this may be the case, and...

In a Colorado family law case, child custody is frequently one of the most contentious aspects. It can lead to an extended dispute and acrimonious feelings between the parents. One of the most common sources of disagreement is if a custodial parent decides to move out...

When you have children and are getting divorced in Colorado, the first question that you ask is how to keep the process from hurting the children. It is not possible to completely eliminate the effect that a divorce will have on the children, but you are able to...

Colorado uses the term ‘parental responsibilities’ instead of child custody. Parental responsibilities include parenting time, which refers to the time you spend with your child, and decision-making responsibilities, which refer to the authority to make...

Although it is no longer a crime to use marijuana recreationally, it could complicate your custody case. Before any judge will grant you custody, they will want to know you can provide a safe environment for your child. Some judges will want additional assurance that...

Throughout the divorce process, many parents strive to shield their children from any divorce-related conflict. As the adults, you feel that it’s unfair to put your children in the middle of adult problems. This is sometimes difficult when it comes to receiving...