Tag:Family Law

In a reciprocal discipline case, Colorado’s PDJ censured an attorney for sending several demand letters containing unsubstantiated and spurious claims.

In case you missed it this week: Gould & Ratner opened a Denver office, Ogletree Deakins added an attorney in Denver and Littler appointed a Denver office managing shareholder. The Denver County Court also opened a new competency support docket and the CBA is seeking a new executive director.

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

Roughly 84 people applied to take Colorado’s first LLP exam in April and 62 passed out of 70 who took the test, an 89% pass rate.

McConaughy & Sarkissian, P.C. announced May 15 it’s celebrating its 20th year in business.

Legislators this year are working on changes that would affect the law around CFIs and PREs, protection orders and youth rights.

Kaela Zihlman, a senior associate attorney at The W Law, explains the proposed changes to the Colorado Rules for Magistrates.

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