Child Support Changes in 2026: The Financial Impact
Colorado updates its child support laws regularly, but the changes that happened in 2025 and will go into effect in 2026 are more than minor adjustments. From how parenting time credits are...
Colorado updates its child support laws regularly, but the changes that happened in 2025 and will go into effect in 2026 are more than minor adjustments. From how parenting time credits are...
When people hear “mediation position statement,” they often assume it’s a legal document their attorney drafts, filled with formal language and carefully chosen words. In reality, the strength of a...
When one spouse is unemployed, caring for children and household needs, or is viewed as being ‘under-employed’, a vocational assessment can play an important role in determining fair child and/or...
Divorce is undoubtedly a challenging period, and when coupled with a significant shift in employment, the financial and emotional pressure can be overwhelming. The impact of losing your source of...
In part one of this post, we introduced Rachel Anderson, family attorney at Anderson Allen, LLC. Rachel works with divorcing couples in Colorado and has experience in all types of family law...
The most mutually satisfying divorces often involve a variety of professionals who serve the divorcing couple in advisory roles. From mortgage professionals to therapists to attorneys, the team at...
Transitioning financially through divorce has many moving parts. Stress testing your strategy regarding how income and expenses can change your circumstances in the future is important to consider....
Child support can be a confusing and complex part of a separation or divorce. It’s state-specific and there are several factors that influence it. From understanding the details of when it’s paid...