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In the best-case scenario of a divorce, parents agree to co-parent peacefully and create a shared custody schedule that’s workable for them and benefits the children. When divorcing or unmarried parents form their own custody agreement in Colorado, a judge will typically sign off on it. Sadly, not all parents can come to a fair…

Colorado does not require a period of separation before spouses can file for divorce, but many spouses separate before making the leap to a divorce. When a couple makes the decision that a divorce may be the solution for them, they almost always separate first—either to experience life apart before making the final decision or…

Divorce is rarely an easy decision, but when it becomes an inevitable conclusion, regardless of the circumstances, one party must make the first legal move forward. In Colorado, whether one spouse wants a divorce and the other doesn’t, or both agree that their marriage has ended, only one person can file the petition. When spouses…

Even under the best of circumstances, when married couples agree to part amicably, divorce is a difficult, upsetting experience, but when one spouse in a divorce is a narcissist, the process becomes even more distressful. Understanding how a narcissist works can help you navigate the process and the emotions associated with narcissistic behavior with a…

Divorce is difficult under any circumstances, and no one expects their trip down the aisle to eventually lead them to divorce court, but the divorce rate in Colorado is the 15th highest in the United States. America is a country that loves its pets like family members, and when spouses add pets to their family,…