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Divorce takes a psychological toll on children
Some parents think that remaining in a marriage for the children is a good idea, but the constant fighting and a negative home life can sometimes lead to serious psychological damage for the children. Going through their parents’ divorce can also have some negative...
Can you prevent your ex’s new partner from parenting your kids?
Sometimes, marriages end in divorce because one spouse starts a new relationship. Other times, people start new relationships shortly after a divorce. You may have accepted the reality of divorce in Colorado, which includes the fact that you and your spouse are...
Is there truth to the 7-year-itch?
Have you ever had a friend hit their eighth anniversary and say they feel grateful to have made it through the seven-year-itch? This refers to the idea that, after about seven years of marriage, many couples run into trouble and start looking for something new. This...
When does a slip and fall lead to compensation claims?
The idea that a slip and fall could lead to severe injuries surprises some people. After all, our culture tends to treat these kinds of incidents like a joke or a momentary inconvenience, not a real source of risk and injury. However, slipping and falling can easily...
Can your spouse ignore a divorce filing?
You want to get divorced, but your spouse does not. You try to file, and they just ignore the paperwork. They won’t talk about it. They won’t respond. They act as if they can ignore the divorce indefinitely and prolong the marriage. What now? Don’t worry that they can...
What drives road rage?
Spend any time on the road and you’re bound to encounter a driver whose rage seems out of control: They drive like lunatics, gesturing wildly at other vehicles, weaving in and out of traffic erratically and mouthing curses at other drivers as they go. What gives? You...
Is your spouse trying to hide assets during a divorce?
As many in Littleton probably know, divorces are rarely smooth and never easy, especially when there’s a big fight over the marital assets during the property division part of the proceedings. Some deceitful spouses even use underhanded tactics to hide their assets,...
Do grandparents have visitation rights under Colorado law?
For most people, visitation rights apply to parents in a divorce scenario or unmarried parents who no longer have a relationship with each other. However, there are other family members who may love a child and play an important role in their life. As a grandparent,...
Did your spouse’s affair start online?
Traditionally, people who engaged in extramarital affairs often did so with coworkers. The reasoning was simple: These were the people that they saw most of the time when their family wasn’t around. That made these relationships the most natural. In 2020, though,...
Colorado spousal support orders can be modified
Life changes. Circumstances change. When you got divorced, the Colorado court issued an order requiring you to pay spousal support to your former spouse. But now, some time later, that order no longer fits. That could be because your company downsized, and you lost...
