How Courts Handle Child Custody Disputes in Unmarried Parent Cases
Who Decides Who Gets Custody if I’m Not Married? Families come in all shapes and sizes. This is especially true when it comes to parents of unmarried children. While most Colorado children are born to married couples, this isn’t always the case. In fact, nearly ¼ of all children in Colorado are born to unmarried parents. Many of…
Military Divorce Guide
Military life can be very hard on a family and it is a sad reality that military marriages are more likely to end in divorce than traditional marriages because the couple is forced to spend several months, and often, years apart from each other. However, regardless of how common they are, military divorces can get pretty complicated especially…
How Can Parents Modify a Child Visitation Agreement?
When can a Child Visitation Plan be Modified? Child custody and visitation plans, also known as parenting plans, can be modified if substantial circumstances change that affect the welfare of the child and if the requested modification is in the best interest of the child. Specific changes that may warrant a modification will be discussed in greater detail…
What Steps Should Be Taken to Modify a Marital Settlement Agreement?
How Do I Amend My Marital Settlement Agreement in Colorado Springs? The process of altering a marital settlement agreement can be overwhelming, particularly when emotions are involved, and the outcomes are deeply personal. For anyone deliberating on an amendment in Colorado Springs, it’s essential to understand the legal structure and the steps required. A marital settlement agreement, also…
What Are the Key Legal Issues to Consider in Probate When There Are Disputes Among Heirs?
What Are the Key Legal Matters to Understand in Probate Amid Heirs’ Disputes? The journey through the probate process can be overwhelming, especially when disagreements occur among heirs. In Colorado, it’s vital to grasp the essential legal issues that may come up during probate to ensure a hassle-free resolution. Probate, the legal method of managing a deceased person’s…
Legal Considerations: Child Custody and Visitation Rights for LGBTQ+ Families Post Divorce in Colorado
Once the painful decision to divorce has been reached, parents’ immediate concerns are naturally for their children and what will happen to them. While it is a stressful time for everyone involved, Brighter Day Law recognizes and values how important it is for your children to be allowed to spend as much quality time as possible with both…