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Evictions in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic Colorado’s “Safer-at-Home” Order, which went into effect on April 27, 2020, provides that non-critical businesses may reopen with some restrictions – but individuals are still strongly encouraged to stay home when possible. Many

Danaé had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Kristen Hick, Director of the Center for Shared Insight, PC about the many new therapeutic questions and concerns resulting from the challenges associated with COVID-19. We discussed some of the most important

Custody and Co-Parenting During the COVID-19 Pandemic States across the country, including Colorado, are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by issuing orders that require individuals – except in certain situations – to stay at home. Colorado’s “Stay-at-Home” Order was recently

Divorce in the Digital Age Many people are quick to share intimate details of their life with their hundreds of friends or followers on social media. However, if you are involved in a divorce or custody proceeding, you should be

By Jake M. Lustig “I told you this was a bad idea.”  “You know what, Ken? A bad idea would be to let your client walk outta here today and drag this thing out for another year, wasting more time

Approximately 50 percent of marriages in the United States and other developed nations end in divorce. The U.S. Census Bureau divorce statistics from 2012 are as follows for first, second, and third marriages: 41 percent of first marriages end in

Collaborative divorce is a private, voluntary, non-adversarial, and contractual agreement to resolve a dissolution of marriage without involving the courts. Think of collaborative divorce as long-term mediation and settlement discussions. If all goes well and the parties reach an agreement,

 “If you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.” –Booker T. Washington Parenting is tough. This is no surprise. However, many fail to realize just how difficult parenting during a divorce or custody proceeding can become. These times

What is Step-Parent Adoption? By James H. Delman It’s been reported that 40% of American adults have at least one step-relative in their family – either a stepparent, step or half sibling or step child.[1] Thus, the step-parent – step-child

More of your top divorce questions, answered! In this Part II, we discuss how spousal maintenance and child support are calculated, whether infidelity is likely to impact your property division or custody arrangements, and other frequently asked questions. I’m Considering