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The simple answer to this question is “probably not.” It is true that the idea of having sole custody and not needing to create a co-parenting agreement with your ex-spouse may sound very enticing. However, there are multiple reasons why joint custody is so common in...
Deciding how to divide up parental responsibilities is one of the most emotionally challenging aspects of the divorce process. To make the decision easier, parents should consider what is best for the child. In many cases, sharing both physical and legal...
Sharing custody of your children with an ex-spouse may not present much problem if you and your fellow parent are residents of the same community in Colorado. However, your former spouse may express a desire to move somewhere else with your child, to another community...
Ending a marriage is no doubt one of the hardest choices you ever make. When you have children together, this makes the decision even more difficult. While many parents try their hardest to keep things as normal as possible for the kids, lifestyle changes may make...
You have probably tried everything to save your marriage in Colorado, but sometimes things just don't work out. If you are at the point where you are looking to file for divorce, the question that is probably in your mind and the mind of your spouse is: Who is going...
If a parent is no longer willing or able to care for a child, it is possible to terminate his or her rights. The parent no longer has any right to see, make decisions for or have any financial responsibility for the child. Some people voluntarily terminate their...
Read some tips for making a parenting schedule with your co-parent in Golden and Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
Laws of the state of Colorado and in the United States are created to make sure children are safe and healthy. When children are hurt or neglected by adults, the county Department of Human Services or the state government will get involved. In cases of abuse and...
Many divorced families in Colorado face a conundrum whenever one of the parents needs to relocate either for work or for personal reasons. Usually the non-custodial parent can move without any trouble, but the parent who holds primary custody must request formal...
What happens if your child refuses to comply with the child custody order and visitation schedule? Find out here.