A Grandparent’s Guide to Custody and Visitation Rights in Colorado
Watching a family undergo a separation or a transition can be heartbreaking, especially when you are a grandparent concerned about the well-being of your grandchildren. You might worry about losing the bond you have built or wonder if you have any legal standing to step in when a parent is struggling. In the Pikes Peak region, many families…
At What Age Can a Child Choose Who to Live With in Colorado?
Walking through the doors of the Terry R. Harris Judicial Complex in downtown Colorado Springs can feel overwhelming for any parent. When your family is changing, the most pressing question often involves your children. You may wonder if your teenager has a legal right to decide which house they will call home, or at what point their voice…
Colorado Alimony Explained: A 2026 Guide to Spousal Support Laws and Calculations
The end of a marriage brings a flood of questions about your financial future. For many Colorado Springs residents, the most pressing concern is how they will maintain their standard of living or manage new monthly obligations. Whether you are walking through the El Paso County Combined Courts at the Terry R. Harris Judicial Complex or negotiating a…
Is Colorado a “50/50” State? How Marital Property Is Really Divided in a Divorce
Are You Going Through a Divorce? Divorce often brings uncertainty about money, homes, and what each spouse will retain. A common question we hear from clients in Colorado Springs is, “Is Colorado a 50/50 state?” Many assume marital property will be split evenly, but that is not always the case. Colorado follows a standard of equitable distribution, meaning…
How Can Unmarried Parents Establish Legal Custody and Visitation Rights?
For unmarried parents in Colorado Springs and throughout the state, the process of establishing parenting rights can feel confusing and uncertain. Unlike married parents who are presumed to be parents at a child’s birth, unmarried parents, particularly fathers, must take specific legal steps to formalize their relationship with the child. Legal parentage must be established before any court…
What is the Difference Between a Revocable and Irrevocable Trust?
Preparing for your family’s future in Colorado Springs requires a clear plan. We know you want peace of mind, confident that your legacy and loved ones will be protected. As you explore your options, you will find terms like “revocable trust” and “irrevocable trust.” While these legal tools share a common purpose, their differences are crucial. Our compassionate…