When Colorado couples decide that a divorce is imminent, they may want the process to be over with as quickly as possible. However, the route that former couples take to get the divorce can have an impact on how long the process actually takes. A DIY divorce is one of...
Month: June 2018
Dealing with child custody for never-married parents
While child custody issues may be more simple when a baby's parents are married at the time of birth, an increasing number of Colorado parents are facing a different situation. A mother may not list her baby's father on the birth certificate if she was not married or...
How is criminal mischief different from a felony in Colorado?
Summer break is in full swing. College and high school students alike have anticipated free time to spend with friends and socialize at parties. Grill outs, bonfire, nights out at the beach and at vacation homes are hotspots for young adults to hang out. Sometimes the...
Injunctions that are issued when divorces are pending
When people want to get divorced in Colorado, they need to be prepared for some of the restrictions that will be placed on them once they file their petitions for dissolution. When divorce petitions are filed in the state, the court issues several automatic...
Female breadwinners consider implications of divorce
Female breadwinners in Colorado and across the country are now having the broader conversation about the implications of divorce. Women are becoming savvier in taking ownership of their careers and becoming successful, but they may be responsible for alimony after...