Family Law

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 …

Narcissim. Cluster B. Covert Abuse. These terms have become so popular and prevalent that they are thrown around in most contentious divorces. As these phrases appear in more and more books and articles, people are using them any time they think they can gain an advantage by labeling their ex. When a relationship deteriorates, it …

“She wouldn’t give me access to any of the money from our joint account.” “I went to pick the kids up at the normal time and he called the police. The police wouldn’t do anything to help me because this was ‘a matter for family court’ – even though I had the custody order in …

On Sunday, January 30, 2022, the Denver Post published an article by Louise Rafkin of the New York Times about the difficulty of divorce. It is one of the better pieces we’ve seen on the subject. It also discusses the ways that friends and family can support someone going through divorce. One piece of advice …

In decades past, a divorce was looked upon as damaging, destructive, and selfish. Divorces were usually expected to be contentious, involving extensive court proceedings. The idea of an amicable divorce has historically been laughable. However, in this era of “wokeness”, it follows that the climate around divorce is changing. As this recent CNN article says, many people …