Blog : Child Custody

Since 1999 Colorado has dropped the usage of the term ‘child custody’ from its legal dictionary and instead prefers to use the term ‘parental responsibility’ in its place. While the basic idea behind it remains the same, so do a lot of the rules surrounding it.  The parental responsibilities include deciding who the child will […]

If you’re a parent who’s going through a divorce or a custody battle, you need the best child custody attorney on your side: one who will look out for your children’s best interests every step of the way. But how to find the best child custody lawyer to represent you can still pose issues. Where […]

Questions To Ask A Child Custody Lawyer Child custody is probably the most disputed element of any divorce proceedings because it determines how parents will raise their child and can determine a child’s well-being for the rest of their life. Here at Brighter Day℠ Law, we take child custody and visitation cases seriously. We understand […]

Child custody is probably the most contested part of any divorce proceedings because it determines how parents will raise their children and can determine the child’s well-being for the rest of their life. To learn more about child custody laws and father rights in Colorado, call our Colorado Springs child custody lawyers at (719) 225-4443 to discuss your options. […]

A healthy co-parenting relationship may well be the most challenging thing divorced or single parents have to endure after child custody arrangements have been finalized. Parents are obliged to work together with their previous partners to ensure that their children grow up in a manner that does not affect the child’s state of mind. This […]

The holidays can be stressful for everyone, with all of the shopping, special events, family tradition,  performances, and tight schedules to juggle. But if you’re a divorced or separate parent, worrying about co-parenting during the holidays and dividing time fairly adds another layer of stress. Now you have to navigate extended family expectations, separate household […]