When someone you care about can no longer manage their health, money, or daily decisions, consider legal support through guardianship or conservatorship. These legal roles give a trusted person the authority to make decisions for someone who cannot do it on their own. In Colorado, the process is meant to protect vulnerable people while making sure their rights are respected. What Is Guardianship? Guardianship is a Read More

  Not every custody case needs a Child and Family Investigator (CFI), but a CFI can make a big difference when parenting decisions are being argued in court. These court-appointed professionals offer the judge a closer look at the child’s life, home, and relationships. In Colorado, CFIs help courts determine what is truly in the child’s best interest. What a Child and Family Investigator Does A Child and Family Read More

  Losing a job is stressful. It can affect every part of life, from paying bills to providing for your family. If you have child support or spousal support payments, it may feel impossible to keep up without a steady income. The good news is that you may be able to get those payments lowered. Many assume that their support payments will automatically be reduced if they lose their job. That is not the case. Until a Read More

Don’t wait for the money – hiring a financial planner early in your divorce can set you up for a better financial future post-divorce. When in the throes of divorce, finances are often the least of your concerns. Between grief, legalities, your soon-to-be-ex, and coordination on behalf of the children, financial concerns tend to take a back seat. But neglecting to review your finances with a fine-toothed comb - Read More

Divorce is one of the most challenging life events you can experience. The emotional toll can be overwhelming, and when you add the stress of navigating unfamiliar legal processes and paying lawyer fees, it often feels like too much. But there’s good news: Colorado offers a solution that can make the divorce process easier and more affordable for those who don’t require extensive legal representation—licensed Legal Read More

While many understand the importance of having legal counsel when dealing with family law matters, many can’t afford it. Colorado has taken steps to bridge this gap by introducing Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals (LLPs), a new category of legal service providers authorized to assist with specific family law matters. This initiative aims to provide affordable legal support while maintaining professional Read More

Begin to shift your perspective on these agreements. Taking steps to protect yourself and your assets doesn’t detract from your relationship—it enhances it. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements often carry a reputation they don’t deserve. They are tied to a fictitious scenario where the monied partner forces their spouse to sign one. This myth does a disservice to their benefits. A closer look at pre- and Read More

If divorce is part of your journey in the new year, it’s important to remember that this is more than just a legal process—it’s an emotional shift with lasting impacts on your daily life and family. Divorce leaves you balancing tough conversations, emotional exhaustion, and decisions that shape your future. Having the right support group will only make this transition easier.  We work closely with divorce coaches Read More

Your first consultation with a family law attorney allows you to talk to a compassionate legal professional about your specific situation, get reliable answers, and begin working toward a plan that fits your needs. These meetings are about you as much as they are about your attorney. Move forward with your divorce with someone you trust and feel comfortable with. Preparing in advance can help you feel more at ease Read More

In Colorado, alimony is known as spousal maintenance. It is financial support that one spouse may have to pay for the other after a divorce. Alimony's purpose is not punitive; in other words, it is not meant to punish your spouse. The court awards alimony or spousal maintenance to help those who make less money as they transition toward financial independence. Colorado law provides guidelines for calculating Read More