Most custody matters result in both parents spending time with their children. Although 50/50 custody isn't always a practical solution, relatively equal parenting time is a common request when those with minor children divorce or separate. In most contentious family...
Child Custody & Visitation
4 common questions about child custody with a difficult ex
Divorce can be scary, but it may be a lot more worrisome to think about your children after a divorce. You’ll still want to see them, but you may be afraid that your ex-spouse will make that difficult. Perhaps it’s because you and your ex always fought or maybe your...
2 reasons to modify your parenting plan if your ex cancels a lot
Whether you were lucky enough to amicably negotiate a parenting plan with your ex or you went to court because you couldn't agree on anything, you expect them to abide by your arrangements. Unfortunately, you may have noticed a distressing trend. The more time that...
Parenting time considerations in Colorado courts
You are a good parent, so you may assume that the judge will agree your child should live with you at least half the time and sign an order to that effect. However, being a good parent does not guarantee you will receive the parenting time schedule you want. A judge...
Virtual visitation for parents with odd schedules or work travel
Virtual or digital visitation has made it easier than ever before for parents to be a daily part of their children's lives after a divorce. For many people, virtual visitation may only seem necessary for parents in unusual situations, like those currently deployed as...
How can unmarried fathers protect their parental rights?
Unmarried fathers love and care for their kids in the same ways that married fathers do, but they can face challenges when it comes to securing parenting time. Custody can be a tricky issue in cases where the biological father and mother are not married, and dads may...
Winning Custody Isn’t Child’s Play, So Know The Rules Of The Game
When you first got married, there was probably nothing more important to you than your life with your new spouse. As time passed, children came and your new family became the focus of all your thoughts and efforts. Few things matter as much to a good parent as the...
You have a right to know where your children go on vacation
If you are divorced from your child’s other parent and you share custody, chances are you and your ex will take turns vacationing with your child. While your child may be looking forward to this time away with their other parent, you may not be so excited about it,...
Limiting visitation of an abusive ex-spouse can prove difficult
All children should be able to live their lives free of fear. They should feel safe in the knowledge that their homes are a sanctuary where they are shielded from the threats of the outside world. Unfortunately, for some children, life at home is rife with stress and...