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Protecting Your Well-Being Is Always a Priority When your safety is at issue, immediate and decisive action is imperative. Not all relationships last forever. Some couples simply grow apart, while others face specific issues that fuel their separations. Unfortunately, at times, either the reasons for the divorce or its impact places one person in danger from the other In situations like this, restraining... CONTINUE READING
Acting Appropriately When Your Spouse Does Not Marriages end for a host of reasons and, unfortunately, not all separations are amicable. In fact, many are quite acrimonious. In situations like this, problems often arise as marital assets are divided. Inevitably, one person believes they are entitled to a larger share and, when that is the person with more financial control, they may be less forthcoming when it comes to financial disclosure.... CONTINUE READING
Divorce is rarely — if ever — easy. However, when significant assets are involved, even the most amicable divorce can soon become a puzzle for all parties involved. While unforeseen issues can always arise, being aware of some common complications of high-asset divorces may help you feel more prepared for what lies ahead. Consulting with a Denver divorce lawyer early in the process can be crucial in protecting your financial interests and avoiding cri... CONTINUE READING
Taking Action When Your Future Is in Question Restraining Orders Change Lives As the recipient of a restraining order, you are likely feeling a host of emotions, especially if you believe the request was granted in error. Knowing what to do and what not to do in situations like this is important; your actions can have a significant impact on your future. If you have been served with a restraining order, you ar... CONTINUE READING
Sometimes, getting divorced can be the best choice for a couple. Unfortunately, when a divorced couple has children, they aren’t the only ones affected by that decision. Colorado laws make every effort to protect the children of divorced parents. The courts ensure that the parents create a child custody agreement and child support agreement that meet the needs of their children. When those agreements are insufficient, the courts have the power to enforce child support and custody... CONTINUE READING
There is no gentle way to approach the topic of getting divorced — it will be expensive. Even if you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse agree on every detail about your post-divorce life, just the cost of hiring lawyers to handle the paperwork and court proceedings can be a few thousand dollars. And that is the best-case scenario. Every complication increases the cost of getting divorced. If you have children, expect that cost to increase significantly, even if you and your ex-spouse a... CONTINUE READING
When going through a divorce, you may want to create space between yourself and your spouse. However, it’s important not to allow your children to suffer through that predicament, and the state of Colorado confirms that stance. The state believes that every child should maintain roughly the same standard of living they enjoyed before their parents got divorced. This means that both parents should continue to provide financial support for their children, within their means, until those child... CONTINUE READING
Domestic violence can have devastating and far-reaching impacts on a family. In many cases, it serves as the impetus for divorce — and, as you might imagine, it can have a significant effect on the outcome and on the divorce proceedings themselves. So how does domestic violence impact divorce in Colorado exactly? Here’s what you need to know. Are you looking to divorce an abusive spouse in Denver? Price Family Law can help. Call us at 720-615-1750 to talk to an experienced... CONTINUE READING
If you’ve never been involved in a child custody case before, the process can be stressful and disorienting. You might find yourself having to advocate for your rights as a parent while navigating a sea of new and unfamiliar terminology. In Colorado, the terms “joint custody” and “shared custody” are among the most confusing for parents new to the legal system. While some states use the terms interchangeably, they have separate meanings in Colorado — and understanding those meanin... CONTINUE READING
Few things are more trying for a loving parent than facing a custody battle — and if money is tight or you just think finding the right family law attorney is going to be too much hassle, you might wonder, “Can I get child custody without a lawyer?” Technically, you can, but you might want to think twice before representing yourself in a custody dispute in Denver. At Price Family Law, we have the experience needed to guide you through even the most challenging of custo... CONTINUE READING
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Trista McElhaney Price is a founding partner at Price Family Law, LLC. She specializes in high-asset divorce cases and legal matters involving complex business and financial issues as well as complex custody matters involving domestic violence, substance abuse issues, and mental health issues. Read Full Bio.
How Is Child Support Calculated in Colorado? Colorado calculates child support with an income shares model. The state combines both parents’ adjusted g [...]
