What is Mediation and Why do I Have to Go? If you are involved in a family law court case, you will likely be ordered by the Court to attempt to resolve the disputed issue with the Opposing Party through mediation. Many people, especially those entrenched in a hotly contested […]
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a healthier way to divorce: the benefits of the collaborative process Divorce is, undoubtedly, one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. Your family changes, your goals evolve, and your financial circumstances shift. For many people, healing and recovery from divorce does not begin until after the divorce […]
HOW IS CHILD CUSTODY DETERMINED IN COLORADO? It comes as no secret that one of the most contested and emotional issues couples face during divorce is child custody. Since a person’s children are often the most precious people in their lives, many parents often butt heads during the process of divorce when attempting […]
WHAT IS PARENTAL ALIENATION AND HOW CAN IT HURT YOUR CHILD? It is important that children of divorced parents be kept safe, physically as well as emotionally. While some abusive behaviors are strictly defined, others, such as parental alienation, can be vague and are not always as recognizable. Parental alienation […]
how to explain divorce to young children A divorce can take a tremendous toll on young children. By taking the time to explain the situation and encouraging open communication, parents can help to ease the emotional burden placed on their kids. While making the decision to speak to a child about divorce […]
does smoking marijuana count as child endangerment? In November 2012, Colorado became the first state to legalize marijuana for recreational use. Adults age 21 or older within the state are now permitted to grow, use, and possess up to one ounce of marijuana in a manner similar to alcohol […]