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The first priority for many divorcing parents may be figuring out how the child will split their time between both parents after the divorce. When determining the allocation of parental responsibilities, formerly known as child custody, Colorado courts will consider...
Raising a child is difficult enough when the parents are married to one another and running a single household, but when the same income is divided between two households after a divorce, it can be even more financially devastating. Child support, monetary payments...
With your kids' spring break coming up, maybe you've decided (like many Americans) that getting on an airplane or driving to a crowded theme park isn't the best idea in the midst of worldwide public health advisories. However, it's important to have a plan in place...
Many residents of Broomfield and the greater Denver area are no doubt preparing for the major holidays that are upcoming in the next several days. Likewise, this is the time of year when Colorado parents may start looking ahead to 2020 and planning vacations, holidays...
Most parents in Broomfield and throughout the greater Denver area hope that, after going through the pain of a split with their child's other parent, things will go relatively smoothly when it comes to parenting time and issues related to child-rearing.After all,...
Especially in today's economy and cultural environment, many people may need to move with their kids at some point in their lives. These moves often may involve going to another town, a neighboring state or even to another part of the country altogether.While these...
The allocation of parental responsibilities, which is Colorado's name for child custody and parenting time, will ordinarily involve both parents having some decision-making authority over and time with their children.Generally speaking, it is well-known these days...
relocation is an issue that may affect your previous divorce agreement.After a divorce, individuals may move for a variety of reasons—including seeking new career opportunities, marrying another spouse or just wanting a fresh start. Naturally, both parents want...
After a divorce or separation, at least one of the parents usually moves out of the family home, so a decision must be made about how much parenting time the children should have with each parent. Legal rules and legal standards exist that govern how these kinds of...