What if I Believe My Spouse is Unfit to Take Care of Our Children?
If you believe that your spouse (or former spouse) is unfit to care for your children, there are a few […]
Child Custody, Child Support, General
Child Custody
Before Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support
Can My Citizenship Status Affect My Divorce?
Divorce can be a difficult process on its own, but when you have citizenship concerns it can become even more
Child Custody
What If I Need To Change My Parenting Schedule For The School Year?
Can parenting time arrangements be changed for the school year? Parenting time arrangements may need to change during the school
Child Custody
The Child Custody Process
The child custody process can be stressful for both parents and children. But knowing the basics of the process ahead
Child Custody, Child Support, Contempt of Court, Division of Assets, General, Post-Decree Modification
Will I be Affected by Changes to the 2021 Child Tax Credit?
Recently it was announced that under the American Rescue Plan Act the expanded Child Tax Credit would be distributed differently
Child Custody, Domestic Violence
Attorney Brooke Shafranek Answers Your Questions Regarding COVID-19 and How It Affects Your Divorce
Divorce Matters attorney Brooke Shafranek answers questions submitted from the community. https://youtu.be/vQBnBmm3a0U Q. Can I still get a divorce? (0:18)
Child Custody
Is 50/50 Visitation Best For My Children?
A shared custody agreement often involves children splitting their time between two households — mom’s and dad’s. A 50/50 time
Child Custody
Advice on Co-Parenting During the Coronavirus
By Attorney Ashley Balicki I wanted to give you some guidance and general advice to co-parent through this new and
Child Custody
I’m Worried My Ex May Have COVID-19, Do I Have To Send My Child To Them For Their Regularly Scheduled Parenting Time?
Following a divorce or separation, the reality for many children becomes a shuffling of back-and-forth between each parent’s home based
Child Custody
What is Emergency Child Custody & How Do I Pursue It?
When a child is endangered, Colorado law allows for the court to suspend unsupervised visitation between the child and the