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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…

Who Needs a Will? Often, people think that only the very rich need to engage in estate planning, including drafting a will. However, that’s far from the case. Anyone with property or assets of any kind–a home, vehicle, or bank account–should consider drafting a will to ensure that those assets will go to the desired beneficiaries once the…

Spending time with your grandchildren is one of the greatest joys in life. Unfortunately, there are situations that can make it difficult for you to have a relationship with your grandchildren. If this is what you’re going through, it’s essential to know what grandparents’ rights in Colorado are. Situations, such as your child getting divorced, becoming disabled, imprisoned,…

Establishing Clear Expectations Divorce can be a stressful procedure for any family, and many face unexpected challenges when tackling the process. One of these challenges is ensuring the children’s emotional and mental well-being. A visitation schedule that facilitates a healthy and positive relationship with both parents is essential. It will provide structure and consistency, which can be helpful…

How Are Paternity Issues Addressed in Colorado Law? Fathers can play an essential role in their children’s lives by providing emotional and financial support and guidance. However, questions of parentage can arise under certain circumstances, leading to complex and challenging legal disputes. Establishing paternity can be a vital step in ensuring the physical and psychological well-being of a…

What Should Military Service Members Know When Navigating the Child Custody Process? Handling the aftermath of a divorce involving children can be complicated and emotional under the best of circumstances. For military parents, the complexity of creating a successful custody agreement can be considerably increased by the uncertainty of their future living arrangements and assignments. Keeping the lines…