For separated or divorced parents, Thanksgiving is one of the most emotionally loaded—and logistically complicated—holidays on the calendar. It’s not just about turkey and traditions; it’s about parenting time, travel plans, and doing what’s best for your child while...
It’s a scenario many never expect: you defend yourself during a heated domestic argument—and end up the one in handcuffs. In Colorado, self-defense is legal, but it’s not a free pass. If you cross certain lines, what began as self-protection can be charged as assault...
Remote work is no longer a novelty—it’s a norm. And in Colorado family courts, it’s reshaping how parenting plans are negotiated, enforced, and modified. When one or both parents have flexible work-from-home schedules, it raises a critical question: Should parenting...
Halloween is supposed to be scary fun—not legally terrifying. But for many Colorado families, October 31 ends not with candy and costumes, but with a late-night phone call from the police. Whether it’s vandalism, underage drinking, or a prank gone wrong, Halloween...
Dividing property in a divorce is always challenging, but when the property is a beloved pet, emotions run especially high. Many separating couples in Colorado find themselves asking: Who gets to keep the dog? The answer isn’t always what people expect. Pets Are...
