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If you want to visit another country and have planned a vacation for years or you need to go overseas for business purposes, you need to realize that failing to pay child support could disrupt your plans. In fact, many parents who owe child support face harsh...
If you are like many other Coloradoans, you enjoy documenting your life on social media. This makes sense, as the Centennial State has thousands of vistas, delicious dishes and entertainment venues that are sure to delight your followers. If you use social media...
Your child custody arrangement may require your children to spend time at both parents' homes. Transitioning between houses can often be difficult for children, and there are several things you can do to make this easier for them. One of the most challenging aspects...
Under state law, both parents of a child have a legal obligation to provide financially for that child. The main reason for child support is to enforce this obligation. The Colorado Child Support Guidelines, according to the Colorado Judicial Branch, help courts to...
Divorce is one of the most challenging events a person experiences in his or her life. Sometimes, separation from your spouse becomes complicated or toxic. You may have difficulty communicating with your ex following the split. According to Healthline, married couples...
Despite the divorce, your children continue to be your top priority. If you are like most parents, you still want the best possible outcome for them. How do you choose the best course of action following a divorce? Should children spend more time with one parent over...
As a Colorado parent who pays or receives child support each month, you may, at some point, undergo life changes that warrant having the state take a second look at your existing child support order. You do not have to wait for a predetermined amount of time after the...
Minor children often do not escape unscathed from the divorce process. They have little if any choice and control as their lives undergo major changes and upheaval. One potential consequence your offspring may suffer is parentification, a form of role reversal where...
When you and your partner divorce, your children may feel allegiance to your ex-spouse, especially if he or she is the custodial parent. This can create a situation called parental alienation which, according to Web MD, tends to occur most often when children become...
Divorce can turn family life upside down and replace stability with uncertainty. This reality can be especially difficult for children. Parents who prepare to help their children through this transition may be able to minimize the negative impacts of their divorce on...
