Child custody is one of the most sensitive matters that comes with a divorce. When a parent has legal custody, they make all significant decisions for their child. On the other hand, physical custody refers to a parent’s right to have the child live with them....
Month: April 2022
Estate planning 101: What if I do not plan to give my children an equal inheritance?
Perhaps one child is a doctor, the other a struggling teacher. One child has addiction issues, the other volunteers at local charitable organizations. One child aligns with your values, the other does not. Even in situations where parents know the right choice is an...
The rise of custodial fathers
Picture this: a household where the dad dons an apron, expertly cooks dinner and helps his children with their homework. Seems like a rare occurrence, right? Well, not anymore! Custodial fathers, or dads who have primary custody of their children, are on the rise....
Exploring your divorce options in Colorado
Facing the end of a marriage is a challenging and emotional time. You might be dealing with feelings, from fear to relief and a whole range of emotions in between. It is not just a difficult emotional journey, but a legal one as well. Knowing your options for divorce...
Is your will comprehensive enough?
According to Caring.com, only 1/3 of Americans have prepared a will. If you are one of the Americans planning for your future, you know that preparing a will can be complex. Your will serves as a roadmap to distribute your estate and express your last wishes upon your...
Conflict resolution techniques to use in a contentious divorce
According to the CDC, in 2021, over 685,000 couples divorced in the United States. If you are going through a divorce, you know it is not always an amicable process. Emotions run high, and conflicts can easily escalate. However, if you are going through a contentious...
Signs that you should modify your parenting plan
Parenting plans are essential for a divorce with minor children. When you create your parenting plan, the schedules, expectations and details focus on the current situation. Sometimes that situation changes over time and the parenting plan no longer works the way that...
What happens if you die without a will in Colorado?
Planning for the future is an important aspect of life, and creating a will plays a crucial role in it. A will allows you to dictate how your assets and estate should distribute after your passing. However, if you die without a will, also known as dying intestate, the...
Incorporating aging-in-place information into your estate plan
Estate planning demands serious considerations about the future. Among these, aging in place stands out as a particularly vital aspect to address. Many people aim to live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. Doing so can provide a sense of comfort...
How to handle parental relocation as a co-parent
After a divorce, the best-case scenario for your family is usually to stay in the same state. However, there are situations where your co-parent may need to leave the state for work or personal reasons on a permanent basis. When you have joint custody, both parents...