What is discovery in Colorado family law?
Discovery is the process of requesting information from the Opposing Party to prepare for trial or to get more information for your case. There are… Read More »What is discovery in Colorado family law?
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Colorado Magistrates and District Court Judges – what’s the difference?
You may see on a Case Management Order or Notice of Initial Status Conference something written like: “Your case is assigned to a Magistrate, and… Read More »Colorado Magistrates and District Court Judges – what’s the difference?
What is “pre-decree” versus “post-decree” in Colorado family law?
In Colorado family law, divorce cases are either “pre-decree” or “post-decree.” The “decree” is the formal legal document that the Court issues to divorce two… Read More »What is “pre-decree” versus “post-decree” in Colorado family law?
Family Law Mediation: Low Cost and Effective
If you’re navigating a family law matter in Colorado, you’ll likely encounter the term “mediation.” But what exactly does it mean, and how can it… Read More »Family Law Mediation: Low Cost and Effective
What is the Initial Status Conference?
When you file for divorce or custody in Colorado, you will be issued a Notice of an Initial Status Conference (or, in some counties, you… Read More »What is the Initial Status Conference?
Sworn Financial Statements, Supporting Schedules, and Financial Disclosures
In Colorado, family law matters involving finances require you to complete a financial affidavit. This is known as the Sworn Financial Statement. If you have… Read More »Sworn Financial Statements, Supporting Schedules, and Financial Disclosures
