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Clerk receives prestigious Mexicanos Distinguidos Award

Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul D. López was honored recently with the Mexicanos Distinguidos Award by the Government of Mexico during the city’s annual...
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Courts

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Reverses Decision Allowing Certain Immigrant Arrests and Detentions

The Colorado Court of Appeals found that the Colorado Constitution prohibited immigrant arrests and detentions carried out by the Teller County Sheriff’s Office in their agreement with ICE.
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Opinion

Women, Wives, Mothers …and Harrison Butker

Co-founder of BAM Family Law Heather Sanders Broxterman discusses family court trends in divorce cases involving stay-at-home parents.
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Opinion

Divorce Wars — Collaborative Divorce is a Better Way

Diane Carlton, special counsel at Griffiths Law, explains how collaborative divorce works as a voluntary alternative settlement dispute process.
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News

First LLP Exam Set for April 30 in Denver

In just two months, the first class of LLPs will be able to represent clients in certain family law matters in the state of Colorado.
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Opinion

10 Reasons Why Premarital Agreements Make Sense

Rebecca Alexander, a family law attorney, explains 10 reasons why a premarital agreement makes sense in this contributed article for Law Week.
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Courts

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for March 16

The Colorado Court of Appeals made multiple rulings this week in cases connected to a presentence report, economic loss rule and lis pendens.
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Opinion

How Infidelity Affects Divorce Cases in Colorado

Kama McConaughy Sarkissian, a shareholder at McConaughy & Sarkissian, explains how infidelity may impact divorce cases in a no-fault state.
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