How Does Colorado Manage Treatment for Domestic Violence Offenders?

a3dccee4_adminDecember 13, 2009Domestic Violence

Have you been charged with domestic violence in Colorado? Chances are, if this is your first offense you are unfamiliar with the intricacies of the Colorado domestic violence statutes. Unlike many other crimes that may occur between strangers, domestic violence has its own set of standards for the court-ordered treatment of offenders. And contrary to

The Differences between Separation and Divorce in Colorado

a3dccee4_adminSeptember 30, 2009Separation Agreements

In Colorado, as in other states, the laws concerning legal separation and legal divorce can be somewhat confusing. Divorcing couples often make financial mistakes and incorrect assumptions when they confuse the two, but it is important to know the difference. A final divorce decree requires the parties involved to make firm decisions that decide on

Under What Circumstances Can a Colorado Court Terminate Parental Rights?

a3dccee4_adminSeptember 11, 2009Parent/Child Law, Parental Rights

The termination of a parent’s rights to his or her children is a very sensitive topic, and one that is defined by the Colorado courts in one of two ways. Depending on the situation, a court will either terminate parental rights voluntarily or involuntarily. In cases where both biological parents agree, a court may allow

Hispanic Couples Can Work with a Spanish Speaking Lawyer in Colorado

a3dccee4_adminSeptember 8, 2009Divorce, Divorce FAQ

When you want to work with an experienced and qualified attorney in Colorado, but your first language is Spanish, it makes sense to look for a Spanish speaking lawyer. Otherwise, it will be difficult to understand all of the terminology used in the agreements and in court. Needless to say, this could put you at

The Benefits – And Challenges – of Being a Military Spouse

a3dccee4_adminJuly 25, 2009Military Divorce, Military Divorce FAQ

People who live outside of the military culture may not have an honest perspective on what it is really like – particularly for women who are “married to the military.” If you are a military wife and a military mom, your marriage and family life may be strongly influenced by your husband’s career choice, but

What are Cohabitation Agreements?

a3dccee4_adminJuly 8, 2009Divorce, Divorce FAQ

With so many people “cohabitating” these days, it is no surprise that many have chosen to protect themselves with a Cohabitation Agreement. If you are looking to establish this type of agreement in Colorado, a Colorado Springs Family Law Attorney can help. Just like pre-nuptial agreements, cohabitation agreements are drafted as a way to project

How to Prevent a Spouse from Hiding Assets During a Divorce

a3dccee4_adminJune 15, 2009Divorce, Divorce & Finances

If you’re getting a divorce, learning about the sneaky things your spouse might try can be very enlightening, but it will not be your favorite topic. As a family law attorney in Colorado, I meet a lot of clients who refuse to believe their spouse would attempt to hide marital assets, but they secretly want

Teenage Pregnancy and Family Law in Colorado Springs – Get a Free Consultation

a3dccee4_adminJune 10, 2009Grandparent's Rights, Parent/Child Law

It is all too common to hear about a teenage girl getting pregnant these days, but it’s rare to hear much about the teenage father that got them pregnant. When a decision is made to keep the baby, it seems that the parents of the girl assume the responsibility of raising their grandchild while the

Can You Prosper as a Single Parent?

a3dccee4_adminJune 9, 2009Divorce, Women & Divorce

It’s funny how many stereotypes exist about single parents. The news media and entertainment industries would have you believe that single parents, particularly single moms, are always struggling, bitter, stressed and looking for a spouse to come rescue them. While some aspects of this perception are rooted in reality, there are plenty of single parents

What to Expect from Your Colorado Springs Military Divorce Attorney

a3dccee4_adminMay 16, 2009Military Divorce, Military Divorce FAQ

Getting divorced while serving in the military? If there is one way to determine if you are talking to the right divorce attorney, ask them to explain the steps they would take in handling your military divorce. And even more importantly; be sure they can help you in your “jurisdiction of choice.” A Colorado Springs

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How Does Colorado Manage Treatment for Domestic Violence Offenders?

The Differences between Separation and Divorce in Colorado

Under What Circumstances Can a Colorado Court Terminate Parental Rights?

Hispanic Couples Can Work with a Spanish Speaking Lawyer in Colorado

The Benefits – And Challenges – of Being a Military Spouse

What are Cohabitation Agreements?

How to Prevent a Spouse from Hiding Assets During a Divorce

Teenage Pregnancy and Family Law in Colorado Springs – Get a Free Consultation

Can You Prosper as a Single Parent?

What to Expect from Your Colorado Springs Military Divorce Attorney

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