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Violating a Custody Order in Colorado: What You Can Actually Do About It
Violating a custody order in Colorado means failing to comply with a court's parenting time, decision-making, support, or property orders. When that happens, Colorado gives the other party formal tools to enforce those orders — including a motion to enforce parenting...
Parenting Plan School Decisions in Colorado: When Co-Parents Disagree
Parenting plan school decisions in Colorado are governed by decision-making authority — the part of your parenting orders that determines who may make significant choices about a child's education, health care, and upbringing. Decision-making is separate from...
Grandparent Family Time in Colorado: What the Law Actually Allows
Grandparent family time in Colorado is court-ordered contact between a grandparent or great-grandparent and a grandchild, governed by C.R.S. 14-10-124.4. It is available only in narrow circumstances, and only to grandparents who can clear a high evidentiary bar....


