Every June, rainbow flags line the streets, hashtags celebrate visibility, and families of every kind come together to recognize Pride Month. But while the world grows more accepting, families navigating co-parenting after separation—especially in LGBTQ+ contexts—still face unique challenges the court system doesn't always anticipate.

Whether you’re a same-sex couple co-parenting after divorce, a transgender parent trying to preserve your place in your child’s life, or a parent supporting a child exploring their identity, Pride Month is an opportunity not just to celebrate—but to grow.

Dating after divorce is a big step, and when children are involved, it comes with added complexities. They may experience a mix of emotions—confusion, jealousy, or even guilt—as they adjust to the idea of their parent moving on. At the same time, co-parenting dynamics can shift in unexpected ways. Navigating this transition requires patience, communication, and a child-centered approach. Here’s how to find balance between your happiness, your child’s emotional well-being, and a healthy co-parenting relationship.

As a parent, your top priority is your child’s safety and well-being. Do you know your options in the case you suspect the other parent is mistreating your child? Colorado provides parents ways to protect their children when the other parent is endangering them physically or emotionally. Here’s what you need to know to protect your child and how an attorney can help you through the process.

Let's talk about property division in Colorado amidst divorce. Though property division can be tricky and often times quite convoluted, we are here to help make sense of how the Colorado court treats this issue and how you can leverage it to your advantage.

Divorce brings up a lot of questions, and one of the big ones is: will I get or will I have to pay alimony? In Colorado, we call it spousal maintenance or just maintenance. The answer is: it depends. Colorado courts have broad discretion when awarding maintenance, though they are guided by a number of statutory factors. In this article, we break down the basics of getting or having to pay maintenance when facing a divorce. 

You and your spouse might not be the perfect match anymore, but you sure did make some cool kids. This article hits on the essentials to the hot topic of (cue “dan dan daaaan” sound effect) child support. Now that you’re considering or already in the midst of divorce, it is important to understand how Colorado courts approach this issue.