Enforcing Court Orders in Your Family Law Case You’ve gone through the long and difficult process of resolving your family law case, but now the other party will not comply with the court order. Now what do you do? In family law, there are two primary mechanisms at your disposal. […]
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Businesses and Divorce: how is a business valued in family law cases in Colorado? Businesses come in all forms and sizes, each with their own unique arrangements and intricacies. A business may be an operating business, a silent investment, a holding company, or stock options, for example. Businesses may be owned and […]
Does Fault Matter in Your Colorado Divorce? When a divorce proceeding begins, people often wonder how their or their spouse’s past behaviors may impact their case. In a divorce, the court is charged with resolving issues regarding the parties’ finances (division of marital assets, division of marital debts, allocation of […]
Relocation Case Law Update: how, when, and why a move might impact your custody case The issue of relocation in family law cases can be complex. “Relocation” becomes an issue when a parent wishes to move, with the minor child(ren), to a distance that impacts the geographical ties between the […]
Affordable Divorce and Custody Options: You Don’t Have to do This Alone One of the most frightening aspects of getting divorced or separating from the parent of your children is the potential cost. The idea of getting professionals involved in your very personal matter can seem daunting and expensive. Many […]
Scheduling and Court Appearances: Things to Think About Before Summer (Part III) In the third and final installment of our blog series regarding things that you should think about before the summer, we discuss how your family law matter may be impacted by summer schedules and how to appropriately prepare. […]