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Divorcing without children

Divorcing when you do not have children together is usually a much simpler process than enacting a divorce in which the parties share one or more children. In a divorce without children, the process is based on the need to ensure a fair split of marital property, focusing purely on the facts and rarely straying […]

Overcoming parental alienation

Research shows that more than 13% of divorced or separated parents feel alienated from one or more of their children due to the behavior or influence of their ex.1 Known as parental alienation, this phenomenon usually occurs in high-conflict situations such as contested divorces when one parent sours their child’s relationship with the other parent. […]

Why you should consider a postnuptial agreement

In a fragile economic climate, it is particularly wise to consider what protection you can put in place to guard against unforeseen circumstances that could have a dramatic impact on your personal finances. While taking out medical insurance policies and finding ways to reduce grocery bills can be helpful, one consideration that is available to […]

When unmarried parents separate: What you should know about parental responsibility

Parental responsibility is an area that is made more complicated when parents are unmarried, and this is especially true when they separate. Without a divorce, there is no legal requirement to officially record their parental responsibilities, child support payments and visitation schedules, so it is up to the separating couple to find an amicable solution […]

Common causes for divorce and preventive remedies for couples

Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process, with reasons for ending a marriage as varied as the couples themselves. In Colorado, there is only one “official” reason for divorce – that the marriage be “irretrievably broken”. 1  But there are common themes that often lead to divorce. Here, we delve into the common causes […]

Relocating with children: the law in Colorado

Child custody is a contentious topic that arises in many Colorado divorce cases, and the possibility of one parent relocating with children is one aspect that is particularly contentious. While the law previously allowed parents to move at will, even when the other parent was opposed to the move, a relatively recent update now places […]

5 Reasons to Consider a Female Divorce Attorney

When facing the prospect of a divorce, you need an attorney who will strongly advocate for you, help you to understand the complicated process you must go through, and help you to stay strong in the face of adversity. Choosing the right divorce attorney can be difficult, but it is essential that you choose someone […]

How Does Divorce Affect Women?

Going through a divorce is one of the most stressful life events that anybody will ever endure, and for women, the burden can feel intolerable at times. It is not just about the breakdown of a marriage; in many cases, it also means the separation of a family. Although modern women are just as likely […]

Guardianship and the concept of in-loco parentis

Guardianship is a legal arrangement that prioritizes the wellbeing of vulnerable individuals who are unable to care for themselves due to incapacity, age or other influencing factors by granting responsibility for their care and decision-making to another individual who is best placed to do so. Establishing guardianship, whether it is of a minor [1] or […]

What Happens When Co-Parenting Decrees Are Violated

Co-parenting with your ex can be challenging, even when the relationship breakdown is well in the past and there is no animosity between you. Disputes and misunderstandings can arise between even the most amiable couples, so it is not surprising that co-parenting decrees can be violated, causing emotional turmoil, guilt and frustration. Co-parenting law in […]