The material below is intended for discussion purposes only. None of this discussion should be considered legal advice or serve as the basis for any future legal action. Professional legal advice can only be provided on a case-by-case basis. Our firm strongly encourages those in need of legal support to consult with an experienced, ethical attorney […]
The material below is intended for discussion purposes only. None of this discussion should be considered as legal advice or serve as the basis for any future legal action. Professional legal advice can only be provided on a case-by-case basis. Our firm strongly encourages those in need of legal support to consult with an experienced, ethical […]
The material below is intended for discussion purposes only. None of this discussion should be considered as legal advice or serve as the basis for any future legal action. Professional legal advice can only be provided on a case-by-case basis. Our firm strongly encourages those in need of legal support to consult with an experienced, ethical […]
The material below is intended for discussion purposes only. None of this discussion should be considered as legal advice or serve as the basis for any future legal action. Professional legal advice can only be provided on a case-by-case basis. Our firm strongly encourages those in need of legal support to consult with an experienced, ethical […]
Divorcing parents can benefit from learning about how to gray rock their ex. Whether or not your ex is a narcissist or abuser, “grayrocking” can be an effective technique in communicating. In an ideal world, once you divorce you don’t have to speak to your ex again. However, if you have children with your ex, […]
The holidays can be difficult for anyone. They are loaded with expectations and everywhere we turn movies and ads are showing us ideal situations. Few people who aren’t divorced understand what it can be like to share custody at Christmas when you’ve always had the kids the whole holiday. Whether your divorce was amicable or […]
Often one spouse will hit their breaking point long before the other. Thankfully, Colorado is a no-fault divorce state. While all states have a no-fault divorce option, the grounds for divorce may vary. In Colorado, no-fault divorce means that either party can obtain a divorce for any reason. This means that a court can not […]
