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08.16.23
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Can I Travel Internationally With My Child Under a Colorado Divorce Order?

With the relaxation of COVID restrictions, international travel increased by 50% in 2022 compared to 2021. Families are enjoying adventurous vacations after a few years of sticking close to home, including international vacations. Planning an international trip is always more complex than domestic travel but for divorced and blended families, a child custody agreement in…

08.09.23
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Is a Collaborative Divorce a Better Fit for Your Family?

While celebrity followers chuckled when Gwyneth Paltrow first described her 2014 divorce as a “conscious uncoupling,” since that time other well-known personalities have chosen similar ways to describe their choice for a peaceful parting of the ways rather than an acrimonious divorce. In Colorado, divorcing spouses have the option to avoid bitter court battles by…

08.03.23
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What is a Gray Divorce?

Divorce is never easy, but when spouses over the age of 50 divorce after decades of marriage, it’s not only emotionally difficult, but it also comes with significant legal challenges. Many people refer to divorces that take place later in life as “gray divorces.” It’s never too late to begin a new life and for…

07.14.23
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10 Tips for a Financial Fresh Start After Divorce

Going through a divorce and its aftermath is a turbulent time, but when the dust settles and the ink dries on the divorce papers, both spouses need a fresh start in order to move forward into their new lives. But for many divorced spouses, one spouse may have a significant disadvantage. A recent study found…

07.14.23
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Determining Child Custody in Divorce Cases Involving Domestic Violence

Family courts in Colorado prioritize the best interests of the child when deciding on matters of child custody and child support. The state’s legislature holds that every child has the right to live in a home that’s free of domestic violence, neglect, and child exploitation. This means judges in divorce cases involving child custody must…

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