Posted on August 23, 2021 by Chistopher N. Little
As a parent, issues involving your child are often your primary concern. When a legal matter arises with your child in the center, it can be an extremely stressful and worrisome time. Your parental rights and responsibilities might be on the line, and you want to have the help of an experienced Aurora family law attorney with any child-related case. The following are some brief overviews of common child-related matters in Colorado family co...
read morePosted on May 3, 2021 by Chistopher N. Little
The court orders parenting plans in the best interest of the children involved and expects both parents to follow the order. When one parent doesn't, the other parent has options. Consulting with an experienced attorney can help them enforce or change the order. When a judge enters orders in a specific case, most people take the orders seriously and comply with what is required. However, others choose to ignore court orders and disobey the co...
read morePosted on September 2, 2020 by Chistopher N. Little
Whenever possible, Colorado family courts prefer that child custody is decided amicably between the parents. If this cannot be done, the court will decide using a variety of factors such as where the child already lives and attends school, the ability of the parents to provide care, and more. Child custody is arguably one of the most contested issues within a divorce, and also one of the most crucial ones in the futures of both the parents a...
read morePosted on April 7, 2020 by Chistopher N. Little
Like the rest of the country, Colorado's COVID-19 cases continue to increase as well as the number of hospitalizations. The governor's mandate for Colorado citizens to stay at home has people asking many questions, including how the custody of children between two parents should be handled. Are you allowed to leave your home to exchange the children? Should the children only stay with one parent during the lockdown? By working with a knowledgea...
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