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Typically, child support is associated with monthly payments. It is the arrangement that most parents have come to expect, and in many Colorado divorce cases it is what the court...

As a parent, you want your children to be safe. When one parent has an alcohol or substance abuse problem, there are always genuine concerns about the children’s safety with...

In the state of Colorado, determining what happens if someone stops paying child support and is not legally the father or a legal parent can be complex. Under Colorado’s child...

Divorce may have ended your marriage, but it does not end your family. As parents, you still want what is best for your children and a healthy, stable relationship with...

While receiving a divorce decree and ending the lengthy divorce process can feel final and freeing, this event is not necessarily the end of the story. Particularly when there are...

Divorce can be a long and emotionally challenging process for couples, but this fails to address the challenges and struggles that can arise post-divorce. Even if the divorce was mutual,...

According to The Annie E. Casey Foundation, single parents across the United States receive billions in child support each year. The Administration for Children & Families also notes that 20%...

While co-parenting is often a heartfelt collaboration between parents to provide a stable and loving childhood for their children, that sentiment does not remove many of the challenges, communication issues,...

“Custodial interference” is a broad term that many parents struggling to navigate the complexities of parenting time arrangements may find difficult to understand and apply. What constitutes “interference” with another...

Families can be complicated, and a blended family can be even more so. Navigating legal implications of such a family can be frustrating and confusing, especially when it comes to...