What is an Early Neutral Assessment (ENA)?

A blend of collaborative law and traditional mediation which provides couples with a new way to resolve their divorce. Instead of meeting with a single mediator, the parties meet with a team of two evaluators. One is usually a mental health expert and the other is usually an attorney experienced in mediation who has had no prior involvement with the case. The combined expertise of a mental health expert and an unbiased attorney can help parties settle their differences quickly and amicably.

Can Child Support Be Modified After Losing a Job in Colorado?

Losing a job can create financial stress for anyone, especially parents who are already balancing child support obligations. If you

What Happens If One Spouse Refuses Divorce?

Table of Contents Divorce is rarely easy—especially when one spouse wants to move forward and the other refuses. A common

Postnuptial Agreement in Colorado: Everything You Need to Know

Table of Content Marriage brings emotional, financial, and legal commitments—but circumstances can change over time. When couples want to clarify

Who Claims the Children on Taxes After Divorce in Colorado?

Table of Content: Divorce brings many financial questions, and one of the most common concerns for parents is: who gets

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

Table of Contents Summer custody battles often arise when school is out and parenting schedules become m ore flexible—but also

Uncontested Divorce in Colorado: Fast, Cheap & Simple

Table of Content An uncontested divorce in Colorado is a type of divorce where both spouses agree on all major