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Children need the support of both their parents, emotionally and financially. When a divorce is concluded, the court may order the non-custodial parent to make payments to ensure the child does not go without. Times change, and so do children When the court makes an...
Not all people in Colorado are married when they have children. Sometimes an unmarried woman becomes pregnant. If she and the child’s purported father are no longer in a relationship with one another she may want to seek child support and the child’s purported father...
Does it make any sense for an impending ex-spouse to willingly invite public scrutiny of his or her divorce details? Most individuals working their way through the dissolution process in Colorado or elsewhere would likely check the “no” box next to that question. And...
In Colorado and across the nation, people are adapting to the different landscape in various ways. For couples who were suddenly spending more time together than they were previously accustomed to, it highlighted problems that they either were unaware of or tried to...
Before you can get divorced, you must first be married. Everyone knows this, and almost everyone knows if they are married or not. Almost -- but not everyone. For example, a couple over the Colorado border in Nebraska was in a dispute over when -- or if -- they got...
