What is Parental Alienation?
Parental alienation takes many forms but can include when a parent keeps the other from seeing the child or tells the child such things as, “your…
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What Is Alimony?
Alimony or spousal maintenance is the monetary support received by one spouse from the other on a periodic basis either during or after the divorce, or both….
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Grandparents’ Rights In Divorce
No one wants a divorce to happen and children to be alienated from family, but it happens every day. With the divorce rate increasing yearly,…
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Abuse In Marriage
Over half of all marriages in the United States today, end up in divorce court. Abuse can be physical, sexual, or emotional. There are times…
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Colorado Child Support Requirements
UPDATED: 6/18/2024 The level of child support in Colorado is based on a formula which uses the Income Shares Model as prescribed by the state legislature known…
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Legal Separation in Colorado
UPDATED: 6/18/2024 Marriage, if it is good, can be really good, but if it is bad, it can be really bad. There comes a time…
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Colorado Modification of Divorce
UPDATED: 6/18/2024 Let’s say your divorce has been final now for a year but you really need to modify the decree. Is this possible? When…
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What Happens To The Children?
Approximately one of every two married couples today ends their marriages in a divorce court. This is definitely alarming. It can be extremely traumatic for…
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What to Look for in a Divorce Lawyer
It is important to get a good lawyer for a divorce case since this is a legal battle that can hurt you and your children in many…
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Child Support Modification Colorado
During a child custody case, one parent may have to make payments to the other parent to financially support their child. If maintenance or child support is modified by…
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Termination of Maintenance in Colorado
Depending on the financial circumstances of both parties, one partner may have to make payments to aid in the financial support of their ex. However,…
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Common Law Marriage Colorado
By: Hannah Jannicelli, Jones Law Firm, P.C. Even if no one walked down the aisle, and no one said, “I do,” you still could have…
