Tag:Family Law

Among Colorado family law attorneys, opinions on the proposed program meant to increase access to justice are split.

The Colorado Supreme Court heard public on rules that would allow non-lawyers to represent clients in certain family court proceedings.

The program hopes to increase access to justice in family law cases where 73% of Colorado litigants are self-represented.

The Colorado Supreme Court clarified how interest should be calculated when a party appeals a monetary judgment against it.

This week, we heard from Heather Broxterman, a partner at BAM Family Law.

The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled on cases about Miranda rights, the Indian Child Welfare Act and the collateral bar rule.

The Colorado Court of Appeals on Thursday published three opinions in cases involving foreclosure, nursing malpractice and the ICWA.

BAM Family Law co-founder and mediator Margot Alicks discusses the benefits and tribulations of remote mediation for the practice area.