In Colorado, all parties to a divorce case are required to go to mediation before a final hearing is scheduled. If you are the victim of domestic violence, you can ask the judge to remove this requirement. Mediation is a way to solve disagreements by talking about...
This is the fourth post in a series on the Colorado divorce process. If you missed the previous posts, you can start with Part 1 here. The purpose of this series is to give you an overview of the divorce process in Colorado. After you have collected all of the...
Collaborative divorce is an approach used to resolve a divorce outside of court. It focuses on understanding the reasons behind each person’s position, and determining what is best for the family as a whole. There are at least four individuals, other than the...
Unless there are safety concerns (i.e., domestic violence), parties to family law proceedings in Colorado are required to attend mediation before a final hearing. Mediation uses a third-party neutral who goes back and forth between the parties to help them reach a...
Many people believe that, once a divorce decree is entered, life can return to “normal.” Unfortunately, for those who have children with their ex-spouse, disputes can continue to arise after the divorce decree is entered. Disputes that commonly arise include where to...
