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It is an unprecedented time for couples around the world as the COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic continues to alter life as they know it. If you are dealing with anxiety related to COVID-19 on top of the stress of a divorce, you might feel like you are floundering. Luckily, help is available. You are not alone in…

The coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic has had far-reaching implications, affecting nearly every aspect of daily life—including marriage and divorce. Couples quarantining together gave rise to speculation about increasing divorce rates, while spouses already going through a divorce faced uncertainty about court proceedings, parenting time and financial matters. Understanding how the pandemic affected divorce can provide insight into…

Key Takeaways Lying during divorce mediation is generally not considered perjury in Colorado A judge may penalize dishonesty during custody or support decisions Contempt of court penalties can include fines and possible jail time Lies about income may affect child support and spousal maintenance rulings Financial records can help prove dishonesty during divorce mediation Divorce…

Updated Jan 2024 The short answer: Possibly. You may petition the courts in Colorado for a support modification after any changes in your financial status. This includes losing your job, changing careers, getting a demotion or promotion, or having another child. Child support is a financial responsibility one parent may owe the other after divorce….

Child custody is one of the most complex aspects of divorce. It is a highly emotional matter deciding who will be physically and legally responsible for your child. The courts of Colorado do not take custody decisions lightly. They analyze many factors and will hear from both sides of the case before determining what custody…