Child Custody
Emergency Custody Orders & Parenting Plan In Colorado
IF YOUR CHILD IS NOT SAFE TONIGHT, YOU HAVE OPTIONS BEFORE MORNING You do not have to wait for a court date that is weeks
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Divorce
Colorado Divorce Timeline: Step‑By‑Step Guide from Filing to Final Decree
When you’re thinking about divorce, one of the first questions is simple: “How long is this going to take?” In Colorado, there is a clear
Adoption
Colorado Adoption Laws: Who May Adopt and How It Works
WHAT DO COLORADO ADOPTION LAWS REQUIRE? Colorado adoption laws are found mainly in Title 19, Article 5 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. In short, a
Divorce
What Happens If You Divorce a Disabled Spouse in Colorado?
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DIVORCE A DISABLED SPOUSE IN COLORADO? If you divorce a disabled spouse in Colorado, the case follows the same legal process
Emergency Orders
Motion to Restrict Parenting Time in Colorado: The 14-Day Emergency Process
WHAT IS A MOTION TO RESTRICT PARENTING TIME IN COLORADO? A motion to restrict parenting time in Colorado asks the court to limit the other
Divorce
Do You Need a Divorce Advocate? When a Lawyer Helps in a Colorado Divorce
DO YOU NEED A DIVORCE LAWYER IN COLORADO? No. Colorado does not require anyone to hire a lawyer to get divorced, and some spouses finish
Parental Responsibilities
Colorado Parenting Time: Schedules, Changes and Enforcement
HOW DOES PARENTING TIME WORK IN COLORADO? Parenting time is Colorado’s term for the schedule of when a child is with each parent. A Colorado
Divorce
Colorado Divorce Tips: 11 Mistakes That Make a Divorce Harder
WHAT MISTAKES MAKE A COLORADO DIVORCE HARDER? The Colorado divorce tips that matter most are about rules, not attitude. Many of the mistakes that make
Divorce
Is Your Spouse Hiding Money? Warning Signs and What Colorado Law Does About It
IS YOUR SPOUSE HIDING MONEY? If you think your spouse is hiding money in a Colorado divorce, the law gives you real tools. Each spouse
Divorce
Split Holidays in Colorado: How to Build a Holiday Parenting Schedule
HOW DO COLORADO PARENTS SPLIT HOLIDAYS? Colorado parents split holidays by writing a holiday schedule into their parenting plan. Colorado has no default holiday schedule;
Child Support
When Does Child Support End in Colorado?
WHEN DOES CHILD SUPPORT END IN COLORADO? Child support in Colorado usually ends when the last or only child turns 19, not 18. For orders
Family Law
How Do You Know If You’re Common Law Married in Colorado?
HOW DO YOU KNOW IF YOU’RE COMMON LAW MARRIED IN COLORADO? You are common law married in Colorado if you and your partner mutually agreed