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A Fort Collins family law attorney can help you understand how allegations of nonphysical domestic violence may affect divorce, child custody, protective orders and other family law matters. Call the police if you believe someone is committing domestic violence in your household. Realize, however, that once you call 911, the case will be out of…

Divorce has to do with much more than where you live, but according to statistics, location could predict whether your marriage survives. Public record data collection gives an overview of the divorce rates in each state and city in America. Lists of the places with the highest divorce rates become a cause for concern for…

Spousal support is a court-ordered arrangement in which one spouse of a divorce pays another – either in a lump sum or monthly payments. A judge in Colorado may award spousal support during a divorce case that involves an income disparity between the spouses. If one spouse stayed at home to care for the kids…

Dealing with a divorce can be difficult for any family. As a stay-at-home mom, however, you may worry more than most about what your life might look like after the divorce. You may have given up educational or career opportunities to care for your children while relying on your spouse for financial support. Now, you…

A history of crime could impact your child custody case in Colorado. All child custody matters boil down to one main consideration: what is in the best interest of the child. If a criminal record demonstrates to a judge that you may put your children at risk in any way, it could impact his or…