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 specific deadlines and types of discovery that you can issue… Read More »What is discovery 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 parties. If your case is “pre-decree,” you’re not divorced yet.… Read More »What is “pre-decree” versus “post-decree” in Colorado family law?
If you have a family law case in Colorado, chances are you were ordered to attend mediation through the Office of Dispute Resolution (ODR) or a private mediator. Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute… Read More »Mediation? What’s that?
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 have to schedule it if you are the Petitioner). The… Read More »What is the Initial Status Conference?
In Colorado, family law matters involving finances require that you complete a financial affidavit. This is known as the Sworn Financial Statement. If you have additional accounts, such as retirement, stock, or separate property, you… Read More »Sworn Financial Statements, Supporting Schedules, and Financial Disclosures