When it comes to child custody laws in Colorado, there are two types of arrangement that could be granted by the court: sole or joint custody. Joint custody assumes that both parents have equal authority when it comes to decision-making and the children split their time between the two households....
Whether you are the one paying support or receiving it, there are times when it’s appropriate to make changes to the previously agreed upon child support in your case. This process can be complex and stressful for all involved. To navigate the situation, make sure you have enough information...
Going through a divorce is never simple. Each case is unique and can come at either high or low emotional and financial cost. Thus, the ballpark rates of dissolving a marriage or civil union in Colorado can vary depending on your personal circumstances. This post should help you estimate what...
