Denver Family Law Blog

If you have recently gotten divorced, you may be on a journey to determine who gets custody of your children. In addition to physical custody,

For most parents facing a divorce in Colorado, the wellbeing of their children is their primary concern. Analysts say that kids are more likely to

When your Colorado family is facing a challenging time, temporary child custody may be an important resource to help you emerge. In some cases, the

Parents in Colorado are generally required to continue making child support payments even if they lose their jobs. Failure to do so could result in

Colorado parents who are getting a divorce might want to try to avoid going through an adversarial battle over child custody in court. They may

When parents in Colorado separate, they may be particularly concerned about the child custody process. Both parents often want to present their best face to

Divorced and separated parents in Colorado may have a lot to consider when an opportunity arises for relocation. With moves for jobs, family, education and

Many people in Colorado travel to foreign countries for business, education or tourism. As the world becomes increasingly connected, more children are being born into

Couples in Colorado who are getting a divorce are more likely to seek one in January than in many other months of the year. According