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According to the Colorado Revised Statutes, custody arrangements for children are determined by a judge based on what is in the child's best interest. Although the state encourages ongoing parental...

Determining when each parent gets time with their children and how much is allotted to each can be an emotional and stressful situation for both children and parents alike. Usually,...

In criminal cases, the defendant cannot move out of state because that would violate the law. Divorce is not like a criminal case. Moving out of state during a divorce...

Parental child abduction occurs when one parent wrongfully takes or retains a child. They often conceal where the child was taken from other family members or parents, depriving those other...

Child custody is an emotionally charged topic for any parent. Most parents want what is best for their children, but it can be difficult for divorcing partners to agree on...

Divorce can be a challenging, deeply emotional experience not just for the divorcing partners, but for their families. This is particularly true for any children the couple may have had...

Being able to support one’s child even after a divorce is critical to maintaining the health and stability of a child and family. If a parent moves out of state...

When And Why Are Child Legal Representatives Appointed In Colorado? In some family court proceedings, the voices of children are essential to the case. Oftentimes, despite their presence, their opinion...

The period before the official dissolution of a marriage can be contentious for divorcing parents at odds with one another. If you are concerned about child custody and parenting decisions...

At the beginning of a marriage, the goal is usually for two people to live a long life together. However, things don’t always work out as expected, and there can...