How To Win A Child Relocation Case In Colorado At Moran, Allen & Associates Family Law, we are experts in Colorado child custody laws and know what’s needed to increase your odds of winning a relocation case in Colorado. Facing a child relocation case in Colorado alone when moving out of state can feel incredibly […]
STATE AND NATIONAL DIVORCE RATES The American Community Survey (ACS) is a yearly survey conducted by the Census Bureau to gather data and provide analytical reports on the demographics and socioeconomic status of American people. The number of divorces that have occurred annually may be calculated and reported using this information. The ACS chose not
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CONTEMPT OF COURT COLORADO When you divorce your ex-spouse, it’s important to follow the terms outlined in your divorce decree. If you don’t, you could be found in contempt of court and face serious penalties. In Colorado, several different instances can be considered contempt of court. Here are a few common examples: · Refusing
MILITARY DIVORCE IN COLORADO Military divorces in Colorado are taken care of a little differently than civilian divorces. The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protects servicemembers from having to participate in civil proceedings, like a divorce, while they are on active duty. If your spouse is deployed, you may have to wait to file
WHAT IS A PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT? A prenuptial agreement, also known as a marital agreement or premarital agreement, is a contract entered into by two people before marriage. The agreement typically outlines how property will be divided in the event of a divorce or death. Prenuptial agreements can also include provisions for alimony, child custody, and
COLORADO CHILD SUPPORT In Colorado, both parents are legally required to support their children financially. The amount of child support a parent pays is based on their income, the number of children they have, and other factors such as whether the child has any special needs. If you are a parent who is not
HOW TO WIN A CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION CASE Like many Colorado Springs parents, you may be be considering a way to modify a child support order. In this article, we discuss the process of creating the request to modify an existing order and also provide some tips on how to win your case. Even if
Colorado Alimony Information Do You Request Alimony, Maintenance Or Support? Alimony, spousal maintenance, and spousal support are interchangeable terms used to describe financial assistance paid by one spouse to the other during or after a Colorado divorce proceeding. The purpose is the same, only the terms are different. Either spouse may ask for alimony,
Legal Separation vs Divorce Separation is an alternative to divorce. If you are married but no longer wish to live together with your spouse, many Colorado Springs divorce attorneys may recommend you consider a legal separation vs divorce. A legal separation will allow you to remain legally married while living apart from your spouse.
How A Divorce Attorney Can Help Your Case When a married person is seeking a divorce, one of the first questions they should ask a divorce attorney is how they can help with your situation. Divorce lawyers specialize in a specific area of the law and are skilled at representing their clients, so
