If you have ever been involved in a child custody case or you are about to begin one you most likely have heard the phrase “best interests of the child.” In Colorado, child custody and visitation issues are based on the best interests of the child standard.  This is also known as Parenting time.     [...]

Colorado is considered a “no fault” state. This means that you do not need the consent of your spouse to obtain a divorce, nor are the reasons why you want a divorce considered in granting the divorce. In Colorado, the courts can enter a divorce decree (referred to as a decree of dissolution) upon showing [...]