What is a Child and Family Investigator (CFI)?

A court-appointed investigator whose role is to collect relevant information needed to make an informed recommendation concerning the best interests of the child. A CFI can be a mental health professional or an attorney. In Colorado, CFIs are normally subject to a maximum rate which they may charge for their entire investigation. Therefore, a CFI’s investigation is normally more abbreviated than the investigation of a “PRE.”

Who Claims the Children on Taxes After Divorce in Colorado?

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Summer Custody Battles: How to Protect Your Parenting Rights Before Conflict Escalates

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Uncontested Divorce in Colorado: Fast, Cheap & Simple

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Guardianship in Colorado: Legal Guide & Types

Guardianship in Colorado is a court-supervised legal arrangement designed to protect individuals who are unable to make safe or informed

Military Tax Issues in Divorce: Understanding BAH, BAS, and Special Pay

Divorce is complex on its own—but when one or both spouses serve in the military, financial and tax considerations can

Taxes & Custody in Colorado: What Divorced Parents Need to Know Before Filing

Divorce changes more than your relationship status—it also reshapes your financial life. For parents in Colorado, one of the most