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The state of Colorado generally prefers that parents share custody of their children after a separation or divorce. However, this may not be possible if there is reason to believe that a child could be in danger while in your presence. If you are convicted of domestic...
Many of those who face divorce understand they may be asked to explain their side of a certain issue – parenting, perhaps, or how a family business was run. Fewer are mindful that other witnesses may testify in court during divorce hearings. The concept of witnesses...
After divorce, it can be tough to coordinate custody schedules, as well as each family member’s activities. When you and your spouse were living under one roof, it may have made sense to keep all the information on one calendar and provide gentle reminders as you...
Parents who have a high-conflict relationship with each other may need to be very intentional about the parenting arrangement they agree to try. In many cases, it is in the child’s best interest to maintain a healthy relationship with both parents, which may suggest a...
Although divorce can be hard on everyone in a family, it is often most challenging for children, who usually have no control over the changes they are experiencing at home. Parents understand this, which is why they often worry about how their divorce will affect...
Many parents who choose to get divorced end up with shared custody of their children. This is usually best for children because they can maintain ongoing relationships with both parents, but it can cause some challenges too. One of the biggest challenges a child in...
Determining a parenting time arrangement and delegating parental responsibilities can be some of the most contentious issues that parents must resolve during divorce. Both you and your child’s other parent may be used to seeing your child every day. This can make the...
Divorce is a significant life decision. It’s often difficult to ask your spouse for divorce, especially if you have children. Many people say that they’ll divorce once the kids grow up or move off to college. This may not always be the best decision for you or your...
Among the many benefits of having a plan for anything is reducing the likelihood for surprises. The same is true when it comes to establishing a parenting plan because it establishes clear expectations for you, your co-parent, and children. Even the most amicable of...
Being a grandparent is often a great source of joy. You have all of the beautiful wonderment of a new child in your life, without the daily obligations of parenthood. Unfortunately, complex family situations can endanger the beautiful relationship you have with your...
