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Robinson & Henry Client Wins Big in Custody Case Introduction When parents split up under bitter circumstances, ex-partners can go ...

Download the 10 Signs Your Spouse is Hiding Assets guide.  In Colorado, spouses are entitled to equitable division of marital property,...

Courts take allegations of domestic violence very seriously and it can in fact impact your parenting rights and also your custody of th...

The dissolution of a marriage is almost always an upsetting event. In addition there can be many challenges that require time, energy, ...

Many people turn to Do-It-Yourself divorce because they think it will save them time and money. Our attorneys tell us, though, that mos...

If you need child support or expect to pay child support, there are a few things you should know when you fill out your child support w...

Many parents contemplating divorce want to know if Colorado family courts always award 50-50 parenting time. In this short article and ...

It can be difficult when you and your ex have shared custody over a child but you’ve filed for a restraining order. Can you inclu...

The pandemic has created a lot of questions for divorced parents. A question our Family Law Team has received quite a bit is: can you d...

Think you know what actually constitutes a common law marriage? Chances are, you don’t. Family law attorney Allison Sutton says c...

Losing time with your child is a difficult outcome of a divorce with children. With emotions running high and stress levels at their pe...

Are you waiting for courts to take action on your case? If so, there is a family court alternative. Looking for a Family Law Attorney? ...

What is contempt of court? Contempt is the intentional disobedience of a court order. In the context of family law cases, a party will ...

Contentious custody cases happen despite one or both parties’ best efforts to keep things as low conflict as possible. So, what s...

As the COVID vaccine continues to roll out, parents will have to decide whether it should be administered to their children. That decis...

Sticking to your custody agreement is very important, as it is part of your overall court-ordered parenting plan. So what happens when ...

One step of the divorce process is to create a list of your and your spouse’s assets and debts so they can later be equitably div...

While mothers have special challenges in family law cases, it’s important to remember that the law is gender blind. The rights to each ...

Family Law Attorney Allison Sutton explains when a family law case will and will not go to court. Need A Family Law Attorney? Give us a...

The holidays should be a magical time for children and their parents. When there’s a divorce, adult issues can crop up and consum...

The holidays should be a magical time for children and their parents. When there’s a divorce, adult issues can crop up and consum...

The holidays should be a magical time for children and their parents. For divorced parents and children, holiday parenting time plans c...

Holiday parenting plan conflicts should not steal your child’s joy this season. In the second part of our three-part video series...

You may need an expert to find certain evidence and to complete specific tasks for your divorce. A private investigator can perform a n...

A divorce with children can sometimes be difficult and frustrating. It’s important to make sure you have a solid parenting plan p...

A civil protection order is put in place to protect someone from being harmed by another person. In the family law realm, civil protect...

Divorce can be expensive, but our Family Law Team shares some ways you may be able to cut back on the cost of divorce. Have a Question ...

If you’re considering divorce, you may wonder whether your 401k is marital property and if you will lose any of that retirement m...

Colorado family courts consider a number of factors when determining parenting time. Family Law attorney Niki Miller shares what you ca...

Moving on after divorce can be one of the most difficult parts of the entire process. You may still be angry, resentful, or flat out te...

Once your divorce is concluded, you may think that’s the end. However, a significant portion of the services Robinson & Henry attor...

Proving parental alienation is tough. You need to have evidence to bring to court that your ex-partner has intentionally turned your ch...

The Colorado Supreme Court recently ruled that a same-sex common law marriage created before same-sex marriage was legal should be reco...

Many people do not know the difference between a legal separation and divorce. There really is only one major thing that differentiates...

Divorce is stressful and often quite complex, especially if children are involved. There are two types of family law experts that can h...

A common question our family law attorneys get on a regular basis is: is mediation required? The answer is: yes. Family law attorney Al...

Shared parenting agreements are primarily designed to be in the best interest of the child or children. The needs and abilities of the ...

Dads’ rights are equal to moms’ rights, in Colorado – meaning both parents have an equal opportunity to raise their c...

In this article, our Colorado breach of separation agreement lawyers discuss what constitutes a breach of separation agreement, and wha...

Most people are familiar with alimony, but what about spousal support? In Colorado, the courts refer to alimony as spousal support. If ...

The family court deals primarily with the problems of children and their families. Going into court it’s hard to know what to exp...

A solid prenuptial agreement requires attention to detail and timing. In this video, attorney Marlana Caruso discusses some of the most...

A common question our family law attorneys receive from individuals considering or in the midst of divorce is: will I lose my retiremen...