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What Decision-Making and Parenting Time Mean in Colorado
When parents separate, one of the first sources of confusion is language. Many people still use the word “custody,” but in Colorado family law, courts usually talk about parental responsibilities, which include two separate ideas: decision-making and parenting time....
The Role of Family Lawyers in Child Adoption
Adoption is often described as a joyful legal process, and in many ways it is. But it is also a process built on statutes, formal petitions, required notices, court review, and careful procedure. For families, that can make adoption feel both hopeful and overwhelming...
Who Pays Child Support With a 50/50 Custody Agreement?
Many parents assume a 50/50 parenting schedule means child support disappears. It sounds logical on the surface. If each parent has the children half the time, why would one parent still pay the other? In Colorado, though, child support does not turn only on how...