Colorado Child Custody

Child Support Obligations in Colorado When navigating a divorce or separation involving children, understanding your child support obligations is crucial. Colorado law mandates that parents contribute financially to their child’s upbringing, and these obligations can vary depending on several factors. This article breaks down the essentials of child support obligations in Colorado, helping you get […]

Imagine you’re a grandparent who has always been an active part of your grandchild’s life. Suddenly, you find yourself excluded from your grandchild’s life due to unforeseen circumstances such as family disputes or changes in the parental situation. Negotiations for visitation and continued relationship fail, leaving you wondering about your legal recourse. In Colorado, you […]

When it comes to the question, “Is Colorado a 50/50 state?” in relation to family law, it could be someone interested in knowing the post-divorce parenting time expectations, or it could be someone going through a divorce and is wondering about how property and assets are split in the state. Regardless of the context, this […]

Colorado Child Custody Laws Child custody, in family law, refers to the legal and practical relationship between parents and their children. It includes the right to make decisions for the child and the duty to care for them. While child custody laws vary across jurisdictions, they all prioritize the best interests of the child. Factors […]

Custody Process in Colorado Courts The custody process in Colorado courts begins with filing a motion for custody at the local court. This can be initiated by one or both parents or in some cases, by a third party. The court then sets a hearing date where all parties present their case. Before the court […]

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. […]

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 […]

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 […]