Helping Your Children Deal with Divorce
As any divorcing parent knows all too well, divorce takes a toll on the kids””even in the most amicable splits. […]
Child Custody
Collaborative, Mediation
The Pros and Cons of Various Divorce Options
When you are considering a divorce, the amount of money, time, and legal hurdles can seem insurmountable. Many of us,
Child Custody
Telling the Kids: Parenting and Divorce
Oftentimes, people wonder how much they should tell their children about their divorce. There are a lot of challenges that
Collaborative
What Is Early Neutral Assessment and When Is It a Good Option?
Recently, we have been receiving more and more questions about early neutral assessment (also known as early neutral evaluation). What
Child Custody
Tips for Co-Parenting Over Summer Break
Summer is right around the corner in Colorado””which means school is out and kids’ schedules are about to change. For
General
Surviving That First Holiday Post-Divorce
There is always a holiday right around the corner, from the very big ones””like Passover and Easter””to those we celebrate
General
Taking Charge of Change: Divorce Matters Helps Women in Transition
Taking Charge of Change: Inspiration for Women in Transition, an event created by women for women facing divorce or the
Before Divorce, General
Filing for Divorce: Recognizing the Final Straw
After being married for 77 years, 99-year-old Antonio learned that his 96-year-old wife, Rosa, had cheated on him in the
Division of Assets
What You Need to Know About Money in a Divorce
When you or your spouse decides to divorce, one of the first concerns that will come to mind is money.
Child Custody
Two Moms, One Baby: Colorado Sheds New Light on King Solomon’s Dilemma
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