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Even in the most amicable of divorces, difficulties in communication may arise during the process, requiring legal representation. It’s always best for both parties in a divorce to retain their own attorneys. In contentious divorces, when parties cannot come to mutually acceptable agreements on issues of who retains the family home, division of assets, child…

The divorce process is distressing, and most divorcing spouses want it over as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, it’s a multi-step process that isn’t official until each step is complete and a judge signs off on the official divorce decree. In Colorado, the process typically takes 6 to 12 months, but there may be delays depending…

Undergoing the divorce process is always distressful, but when spouses with children divorce, child custody issues are often the most difficult and contentious aspects of the divorce agreement. No parent relishes the idea of an impartial judge deciding how much time they can spend with their own children, or adjusting to a court-ordered timetable. However,…

A divorce is hard on everyone – including the grandparents. If your child is going through a divorce or legal separation, you may wonder how this will affect your relationship and time spent with your grandchildren. This may especially be a concern if you do not have a good relationship with your soon-to-be-ex daughter-in-law or…

A brand new year is a good opportunity to reflect on the last 12 months and figure out what you can do better in the next 12. If you are one of the many people dealing with co-parenting after a divorce or legal separation, take this time to focus on new habits you can use…