A Guide to Divorce in Colorado

A Guide to Divorce in Colorado

Navigating the complexities of divorce can be an emotional and stressful experience. Understanding the basics of how the process works in your state can provide some clarity during this difficult time. At Boal Law, we strive to assist you in understanding these...
Cohabitation & Communication While Splitting Up

Cohabitation & Communication While Splitting Up

Many relationships end when couples lose the ability or desire to communicate effectively with one another.  However, communication between parents cannot end entirely when they have children.  Unfortunately, when hearing and listening to one another was the...
Going It Alone (If You Have No Other Choice)

Going It Alone (If You Have No Other Choice)

Lawyers are expensive, thus, not everyone can afford to hire a lawyer. Even so, anyone may find themselves facing a court appearance for one reason or another. A person who represents his or herself in court is referred to as appearing pro se.  Representing...

Which State Has Jurisdiction Over My Kids?

Colorado’s population has exploded over the past twenty years.  Most of us who live here are from other places, and left behind families, lives, and histories in the places we came from. Many of us moved to Colorado for a change in lifestyle, while others...

Leave Me Alone: Preventing Contact in the Colorado Court System

If you have someone in your life that you’d rather not be around, you’re certainly not alone.  Most of us know people who, for one reason or another, we don’t get along with, whether it be a personality conflict, a history of disputes, or...
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