After a driving under the influence (DUI) arrest, the court case is not the only process that can affect your life. Colorado also has a separate Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) process that may determine whether your driving privileges continue while the criminal...
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Career and custody: Does a promotion mean less parenting time?
A promotion reflects years of hard work and dedication. It can bring exciting career opportunities, as well as new responsibilities. For parents who share custody, however, a promotion may also create new questions about parenting time. Many parents wonder whether...
What does equitable distribution mean in a Colorado divorce?
Going through a divorce involves many complex decisions, and understanding how property division works in Colorado can help you prepare for what lies ahead. The state follows a principle called equitable distribution, which guides how courts divide marital assets and...
2 signs your spouse may hide assets during divorce
You review bank records and income reports, but the numbers do not align with daily spending. Your spouse reports less income, yet expenses stay the same. In a Colorado divorce, that mismatch can raise concern. When financial details conflict with real activity, you...
3 ways a DUI can affect your career in Colorado
Facing a DUI for the first time can feel frightening. You may worry about how this charge could affect your work now and in the future. In Colorado, a DUI can have consequences that reach beyond fines and license suspension. Understanding what to expect can help you...
Who gets the kids? 3 things to know about divorce and custody
The divorce process is a challenging one that brings about all sorts of emotions. But ending a marriage when children are involved can be extremely overwhelming. Questions about custody often cause the most worry and heartache. Understanding how courts decide custody...
Why timing matters after a DUI stop in Colorado
A DUI stop can end fast, but your timeline may begin right away. In Colorado, minutes and days after the stop can influence both driving privileges and case direction. If you left a stop with paperwork, a test request or an arrest record, early deadlines may surface...
Understanding child support payment processes in Colorado
Like most states in the country, Colorado law also mandates separated parents to contribute financially to their children’s upbringing. Also referred to as child support, this order helps ensure that their children can continue to grow with stability in their lives....
4 things to know about a first-time DUI
A first-time DUI may seem like a small mistake, but the truth is, even a minor incident can carry serious and long-term consequences. The legal process can be confusing, but understanding what to expect and taking careful steps can make a real difference. Here are...
Modifying custody order in Colorado: Mediation vs. court
Life is constantly changing and so are the needs of your children. When a significant change happens after a divorce or separation, your custody agreement or parenting plan may no longer work. In Colorado, the law allows you to modify these orders. The process,...