When parents decide to divorce, their choices, particularly regarding their children, will set the tone for what admittedly can be an unknown future. A carefully well-planned pact is paramount during what can be an uncertain future for children. Attention to all the...
You and your spouse know in your hearts that the time has come to divorce. You have children and want to minimize the negative impact the divorce will have on their lives. While a divorce can be difficult for a child to process in the best of circumstances, mediating...
As a divorced parent, a fractured relationship with your children is likely one of your worst nightmares. Yet, it may now be your reality, through no fault of your own. Your ex-spouse may be attempting to turn your children against you, and you may feel that you have...
When parents go through divorce in Colorado, they must establish a parenting plan as part of their child custody agreement. More and more divorcing couples decide to share joint custody, which makes working through a parenting plan even more essential. The purpose of...
As joint child custody has become more popular, so has the concept of co-parenting. Parents working together to raise their children can be very beneficial for those children, but it does mean that parents may not have the time they need to heal after a divorce....