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Whether you are preparing to ask a Jefferson County judge to only allow your children to have supervised visits with their non-custodial parent or you want to fight allegations that you should only have supervised parenting time with your child, you need an...
Making decisions about your children's health, schooling, and overall care can be difficult when parents are separated or divorced and at odds with each other in Wheat Ridge, Golden, and Arvada. Normally, these would be decisions you would discuss with your partner...
Often, when referring to child custody in Jefferson County Courts, you will hear the phrase 'allocation of parental responsibilities' or APR. Previously, child custody was the legal responsibility to care for a child and is composed of two parts - legal and physical...
Often in Wheat Ridge divorce and child custody cases, there are multiple children involved. When parenting time and schedules are decided, it may feel like you have no choice but to agree to a one size fits all schedule for all your children. This is absolutely not...
Through the Jefferson County divorce process, child custody and parenting time are decided and enforceable by a judge's order. But, sometimes, unexpected situations arise. This can definitely be the case when it comes to a move. Even though your parenting time is laid...
If you are getting a divorce in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, there are many parts to a divorce agreement. If you and your ex have children, then child custody and the parenting plan are exceptionally important parts. You want to make sure that you and your former...
When a Wheat Ridge, Arvada, or Mountain View couple with children decides to get a divorce, child custody can be a major concern. But, it's not just the parents who have rights to see the kids; grandparents also have visitation and custody rights. If you are a...
A divorce alters the lives of more than the couple involved; it changes their children's lives, too. Even the most amicable breakup can still have an emotional toll on children. For parents divorcing in Colorado, as elsewhere in the country, this can be a hard...
Divorce can be a difficult time for children. Divorcing parents sometimes fail to realize that they risk straining their relationship with their children when they let the stress of divorce get the best of them. However, being aware of the divorce scenarios that hurt...
Parents in Colorado know how important it is to discuss child custody issues during divorce or in cases of unwed parents. Generally, child custody focuses on the best interests of the child and not the parents. Family court judges determine which parent best fits as...