On behalf of The Law Center P.C | Dec 26, 2019 | Family Law
To say that divorce is difficult for children is an understatement. In addition to not understanding why their parents no longer want to live together, children of divorce try to make sense of a host of complex thoughts. One such thought is, Did my parents get...
On behalf of The Law Center P.C | Oct 31, 2019 | Family Law
Colorado has a simple formula for child support. Generally, the court orders the parent who earns more to pay about 20% of the gross income both parents earn each month. However, parenting time and other factors affect this amount. Read on to learn more about the...
On behalf of The Law Center P.C | Oct 24, 2019 | Family Law
When you and your spouse divorce in Colorado, you need not engage in the traditional litigated divorce. You have other available options, known as alternative dispute resolution, for achieving a more amicable divorce. Your main alternative dispute resolution options...
On behalf of The Law Center P.C | Oct 24, 2019 | Family Law
If you receive Colorado child support from your children’s other parent, you likely have questions about what all you can spend that money on. Obviously you can spend it on your children’s basic needs including food, clothing and housing, but can it go for other...
On behalf of The Law Center P.C | Aug 29, 2019 | Family Law
Colorado has long been progressive in its views on medical marijuana (and now, even recreational use of the drug). However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that the family court system has caught up with the times. Medical marijuana and recreational use of...
On behalf of The Law Center P.C | Jul 19, 2019 | Family Law
A dependency and neglect (D&N) proceeding is a civil process — not a criminal one. However, criminal charges sometimes arise out of D&N cases. If your child has been removed from your custody by the state due to allegations of dependency or neglect,...
