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During a divorce, it’s essential to hire an experienced Colorado Springs divorce attorney so that you have another person advocating on your behalf during this difficult time. Our legal team has many years of legal experience and can help you through the complex process of a divorce hearing in Colorado. Here at Brighter Day℠ Law, […]

Romantic relationships are work, and for them to thrive, a lot of work goes into them. When you have an issue, the best thing would be to get help immediately to avoid any further complications. Couples therapy can be a good solution for couples seeking to resolve issues in their marriage. In couples therapy, a […]

Child support is a legal, financial obligation that’s outlined clearly by Colorado family law courts. However, it’s for non-custodial parents to make late payments or completely neglect their child support obligation altogether. If you’re a custodial parent whose ex won’t pay child support, it’s frustrating, and it can put a lot of stress on your […]

After making the tough decision to contact a divorce attorney regarding the divorce and after making an appointment to meet with the attorney, it’s natural to feel unsure of what to expect from a divorce consultation. Most Colorado Springs divorce clients have many questions about the divorce process, possible outcomes, and how Colorado law will […]

During a divorce, an already existing marriage is being brought to a finish. On the other hand, a marriage annulment proceeding is a legal decree being made that a marriage is null and void. Dissolution of marriage will be granted when the court is convinced that the marriage is invalid. After an annulment is successful, […]

It is easy for people to make the decision of not living together. They can go their separate ways after a petition for dissolution is finalized but the division of assets among themselves is hard. It is not unlikely to see couples fight over the most insignificant things like utensils. When the situation intensifies, couples […]

During legal separation or divorce, one parent may have more custody of a child or children than the other. This parent is known as the “custodial parent”, while the other parent is known as the “noncustodial parent”. In such child custody arrangements, the noncustodial parent may have visitation rights. This means there are scheduled times […]

Divorce is never a painless experience, and it’s even more stressful to divide assets and determine what each party needs to maintain the lifestyle to which they were accustomed during the marriage. While child support relates to the care of minor children, what about the economic needs of the adults? How is alimony calculated? Alimony, […]

When you and your spouse divorce, the property you shared as a couple is also divided between the two of you. This not only applies to physical property, such as cars and homes, but also to financial assets. One of the biggest financial concerns during this time is “will a divorce affect your retirement account?” […]

Parents who fall behind on child support payments accumulate child support arrearages and your payment status becomes “in arrears,” which may cause a court investigation. No matter the reason, if you aren’t paying court-ordered child support, you’ll most likely receive a notice in the mail asking you to appear in front of a family court […]