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Separating parents are often overwhelmed with emotions during their divorce process. Among other things you need to sort out, child custody is one of the big decisions you must agree on. Every parent wants the best for their child, but how do you exactly factor this...
In Colorado, like in most states, involved parties can contest a will on several grounds, such as lack of testamentary capacity, undue influence, fraud or failure to comply with the requirements of a valid will. While these are common reasons to challenge a will, they...
In Colorado, parents, regardless of whether married or not, can pursue an allocation of parental responsibilities (custody) to settle issues involving their child, including how much parenting time they each have or who gets to decide on major decisions about their...