Category: Child Custody

One of the most devastating announcements to hear may be your ex-spouse telling you he or she plans to move away with the children. For some, this move may take them to another state or out of the country. There could be many reasons for this move. Perhaps your ex has received a great job…

Are you a Colorado parent who is divorced and living day-to-day according to a court-ordered parenting plan? Your parenting plan may have been created in negotiation with your ex-spouse and approved by the court or it may have been developed by the judge if the two of you were not able to agree or if…

It is frequently written that the most difficult decisions during divorce relate to children. This is true, but means little until you actually have to make them yourself. Even though your relationship has come to an end, you will need to co-parent with your ex-spouse for many years. A workable parenting plan provides the road…

Many people assume that it is difficult, if not impossible, for fathers to win custody of their children. But by law, the courts actually cannot assume that one parent is the better choice solely because of sex. Colorado law puts mothers and fathers on equal ground when it comes to child custody. This is true…