What to Do When a Teenager Refuses to Continue With Visitation
In Colorado, a family court judge can order a parenting plan in a divorce, separation, or for unmarried parents. Among other components, the plan provides for the sharing of parenting time. In layman’s terms, visitation is the time spent with each parent A parenting plan remains in force until the child reaches age 18. As… Read More »
Understanding the Role of Colorado Child Legal Representatives
In Colorado, as in other states, family courts make decisions about parenting issues based on what is in the children’s best interests. However, Colorado law has a unique provision for achieving this goal. It empowers the family court to appoint a special professional known as a Child Legal Representative to ensure the child’s voice is… Read More »