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Understanding Colorado’s Putative Parent Laws

What Is a Putative Parent? A putative parent is a person who has no established legal relationship with a child but claims or is claimed to be the child’s biological parent. An example is if a baby is born to an unmarried mother, and the mother’s boyfriend claims to be...
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The Challenges of Long-Distance Parenting on Colorado Custody Cases

Long-distance parenting presents unique challenges for Colorado families with a child custody order. As life circumstances evolve, parents may need to relocate for career opportunities, family obligations, or other compelling reasons, creating complex situations that impact custody and visitation rights. Colorado’s Approach to Relocation and Long-Distance Parenting Under a Child...
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Understanding Colorado’s Family Court Emergency Hearings Process

When your child’s safety hangs in the balance, knowing how to navigate Colorado’s emergency court system becomes crucial. Emergency hearings in family court serve as a vital safeguard for protecting children from immediate danger, requiring swift action and proper documentation. Here’s what you need to know about the Colorado family...
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Colorado’s Child Support Guidelines for Shared Custody

As experienced family law practitioners in Denver, we understand that navigating child support calculations in shared custody arrangements can be complex and overwhelming. This comprehensive guide will help you understand Colorado’s approach to child support when parents share custody of their children. Colorado Laws On Shared Child Custody and Child...
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How to Navigate a Divorce in Colorado With A Spouse With Disability

Navigating a divorce while managing a disability presents unique challenges that require careful consideration and expert guidance. At Goldman Law, we understand the complexities involved and are committed to helping you through this difficult transition with compassion and legal expertise. Understanding Disability in Colorado Divorce Law For divorce purposes, disabilities...
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How to Navigate a Colorado Divorce When You’re Retired

Divorce during retirement presents unique challenges that require careful consideration and strategic planning. The phenomenon of “gray divorce,” or divorce at an older age, has become increasingly common, with a rate of 15.2% among older adults in 2022 versus just 5.2% in 1990. Colorado ranks 15th among states with the...
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Key Issues in a Colorado Divorce When You’re Self-Employed

Self-employment adds significant complexity to divorce proceedings in Colorado. If you or your spouse is a business owner or freelancer navigating divorce, you’ll face unique challenges regarding income calculation, asset division, and support obligations. The legal process will proceed much more quickly if you plan ahead and prepare by compiling...
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