How Do I Prepare For Child Support Court In Colorado?
An important matter for family law courts in a divorce or child custody matter is child support, or the cost of raising the kids until they are eighteen, or otherwise emancipated. In Colorado, child support is a right of every child; therefore, the courts might not recognize a child support agreement between the parents concerning collecting child support, if it’s significantly…
What Is A Cooperative Divorce?
The divorce process that many are familiar with is the traditional divorce, which is an adversarial process. Most divorce cases are resolved by a negotiated agreement between the divorcing parties; however, if parties can’t reach a settlement agreement in family law issues using the traditional divorce, then the divorcing spouses must go to family law court and present their cases…
Child Visitation Rights During The Holidays April 12, 2021
Child custody and visitation rights are frequently one of the messiest and most stressful parts of divorce proceedings. With each parent fighting for what they feel is best, it is easy for disputes regarding child visitation rights during the holidays to cause bad blood. It is in your best interest to fully understand your visitation rights and to work with your ex-spouse to develop…
Keys To A Healthy Relationship With Your Co-Parent
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 is because the state of…
Tips For Co-Parenting During The Holidays
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 schedules, both parents’…