Blog articles
Blog articles
- March 15, 2021Uncontested Divorce – Defined An uncontested divorce is the path of least resistance for couples that have determined they no longer want to share a marriage together. An uncontested divorce is a divorce where both parties agree on the terms of the divorce amicably or without protest, or in the event one party files for...
- February 11, 2021Permanent Spousal Maintenance Lasts Forever When it comes to spousal maintenance payments, the word “permanent” isn’t necessarily the best to describe most settlements. In fact, truly permanent lifelong maintenance is becoming increasingly rare. The term “permanent” in this case merely refers to the fact that the payments do continue for a designated length of time...
- February 3, 2021If you are being subjected to emotional abuse, there is some good news: you do not have to take it and you can move out without issue. In fact, you should get out quickly to help preserve your own physical or emotional safety. In these instances, you can request temporary protective orders from judges. Keeping...
- January 6, 2021Divorce is already hard enough on a family. In fact, close to half of marriages end in divorce, according to data from the CDC. It’s important that your child or children know both parents are on their side throughout the process. The last thing you want is your child blaming themselves for a divorce, being...
- December 15, 2020In this blog, our Denver family attorney provides a few valuable tips for families about to go through this new experience for the first time. Keep Your Kids First Arguably your most important challenge during the new holidays is helping your kids become comfortable with their new “normal” holiday celebration. This includes giving them a...
- October 8, 2020Is the relocation permissible? The desire of one parent to move in this way is often objected by the other parent, thus requiring the need to open a relocation dispute case. A standard procedure for these cases was set in 2001 which requires parents with whom a child resides with most of the time and...