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...
Tips for Filing as Co-Petitioners

Tips for Filing as Co-Petitioners

Do want to file a joint divorce with your spouse, but you’re not sure where to start? In this article, I’ll guide you through the next steps you should take. Filing as Co-Petitioners means that both you and your spouse will sign the Petition for Dissolution. While...
How Will a Divorce Trial Impact Your Family?

How Will a Divorce Trial Impact Your Family?

Collaborative divorce is focused on minimizing the harmful effects of divorce on families by helping you reach respectful solutions tailored to your family.  If you are ultimately unable to resolve your divorce by reaching agreements, you’ll end up in trial with a...