Divorce Assumptions

Divorce Assumptions

In one of my favorite books, The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz shares what is essentially his code of conduct for living a fulfilling and meaningful life. In the book, Ruiz describes four agreements he suggests people use as a personal code of conduct, guiding both...
Understanding Collaborative Law

Understanding Collaborative Law

Collaborative Law is a voluntary, non-adversarial process where both parties work together with their attorneys to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. Unlike traditional litigated divorces, where the focus is often on winning legal arguments, Collaborative Law...
How Self-Employment Affects Your Divorce

How Self-Employment Affects Your Divorce

Every divorce carries its own unique circumstances. If you’re self-employed, your divorce will have some additional considerations. Child Support Self-employed individuals must still pay child support. In Colorado, child support is calculated on a worksheet, which...
Alcohol Use in Custody Cases

Alcohol Use in Custody Cases

If there are concerns about a parent’s ability to abstain from alcohol during their parenting time, there are different options for addressing those concerns in real-time. The first step is determining whether a parent’s alcohol use rises to the level of necessitating...