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Following a divorce or separation, the reality for many children becomes a shuffling of back-and-forth between each parent’s home based
Many divorces can be resolved amicably, which speeds along the process and is usually less expensive for all involved. However,
You might think that a couple must divorce in the state they got married in, but the law says otherwise.
Judges sometimes make mistakes, and when they do, there is a process for getting the error corrected. This process is
Divorce, like marriage, is generally a creature of state law. However, several federal laws will play a key role in
Marriage provides many financial benefits. Unfortunately, one side effect of a divorce is losing some of these key supports, which
Divorce is an emotional time. Although some couples are exhausted and welcome the divorce, others feel powerful emotions, including disappointment
When a child is endangered, Colorado law allows for the court to suspend unsupervised visitation between the child and the
Either you or your former spouse recently had your salary change. Now, one or both of you wants to modify