Tag:Divorce law

In an unanimous vote, the Colorado House Judiciary passed a bill that would create a new licensure program for legal paraprofessionals.

In the early 1970s, Colorado adopted a no-fault divorce law alongside roughly 11 other states.

Griffiths Law Senior Paralegal Melissa Simonton’s blend of professionalism and compassion help family law clients navigate stress.

The Colorado Supreme Court will clarify if trial courts can step in as tiebreakers when ex-spouses can’t agree on parenting decisions.

The Court of Appeals on July 15 ruled in Marriage of Young, deciding a magistrate needed to reconsider whether one party was voluntarily underemployed.

Attorneys might have another tool for out-of-court dispute resolution if the Colorado General Assembly approves a bill establishing the Uniform Law Commission. HB21-143 would...