Colorado Family Law

In the state of Colorado, divorce records are a significant aspect of public records, offering a comprehensive overview of divorces that have taken place within the state’s jurisdiction. These records are not just vital legal documents; they also serve as crucial resources for genealogical research, verifying marital status, and understanding the marital history of a […]

Understanding the Need for Modification When a change in circumstances arises, the parent and child relationship can be impacted. Parents may need to modify an existing Colorado custody order due to factors such as relocation of one party, new evidence which impacts on what is best for their children or changing requirements from the youth. […]

In various life events and legal processes, individuals often need certified documentation such as marriage certificates, birth certificates, death certificates, and notably, proof of divorce. After the conclusion of a divorce, individuals are given a certified copy of their divorce decree, which serves as the official proof of the marital dissolution. For further copies or […]

According to Colorado law, there is no specific age at which a child can refuse to see a parent. However, the court considers the child’s best interests and may consider their maturity level, emotional well-being, and reasons for refusing visitation. This approach allows for a more nuanced and individualized assessment of the child’s situation, ensuring […]

Navigating the relationship between breastfeeding and child custody in Colorado can be tricky for parents. In this blog post, we offer cover how to handle circumstances with children’s best interests as a priority, so families have an understanding of these topics, enabling them to make decisions that are favorable for all involved parties – especially […]

The Role of a Child and Family Investigator in a Colorado Family Law Case Responsibilities and Functions of a Child and Family Investigator In Colorado family law cases, a Child Family Investigator (CFI) plays a pivotal role in ensuring the best interests of the child are prioritized. The CFI is commonly called upon in contentious […]

An Introduction to Parenting Responsibility Evaluation Colorado’s Parenting Responsibility Evaluation is an essential instrument developed to scrutinize the capabilities of parents in a bid to protect the welfare of the children involved. Instituted years ago, it has a rich history of effectively appraising each parent’s ability to fulfill their children’s needs and safeguard their best […]

Previously, divorced parents had the freedom to arrange childcare as they saw fit during their periods of physical custody. However, Colorado family laws have undergone significant changes over the years. One notable change is the inclusion of the right of first refusal for parents in custody and childcare arrangements. According to the law, parents must […]

When there are issues in Colorado with enforcement, some question if the police will enforce custody and how they may play a role in this process when assistance is needed. However, in Colorado, like most states, custody orders determine the rights and responsibilities of parents or guardians regarding the care and custody of their children.  […]

Enforcement of court orders in family law situations is sometimes necessary to ensure fair and equitable resolutions. In Colorado, these orders can cover a range of issues, including child custody, spousal or child support, protective orders, and property division. However, there are instances when one party fails to comply with these orders, leading to potential […]