Social media is more than a platform for expression—it’s a digital record that may shape the proceedings in domestic violence cases. From tagged photos and direct messages to posts and metadata, online activity can become compelling evidence to demonstrate patterns of...
As the new school year approaches, many divorced or separated parents face disagreements over school choices. In Colorado, the parent or parents who hold decision‑making responsibility determine such matters. Here’s how courts handle disputes over education in split...
In today’s technology-filled homes, voice assistants, doorbell cameras, and connected devices are becoming routine. But when divorce or custody proceedings begin, these “smart” devices can create unexpected legal questions. Can you use smart‑home recordings in court?...
Simultaneously facing criminal charges (such as DUI or domestic violence) and a child custody case in Colorado can lead to serious legal consequences, often affecting parental responsibilities even before any criminal conviction. Colorado’s Custody Standard: Best...
Relocation can be one of the trickiest challenges in Colorado child custody cases. Whether it’s a military transfer or an exciting new job opportunity, moving isn’t just a personal decision—it’s a legal matter, too. In Colorado, courts take relocation requests...
