Divorce and Stay-At-Home Moms
Stay-at-home Moms and Preparing for Divorce: A divorce can be overwhelming for anyone, including stay-at-home moms. Oftentimes, a stay-at-home mom does not have equal access to the family resources and it can be more difficult to leave. If you are in this position, here are some tips ...
Appeal: Maintenance Statute
Appeal on Maintenance Statute The Hulse Law Firm, PC recently represented a party in an appeal that was published. Being "published" means the trials courts are to review and apply a published case when similar issues arise in their courtrooms. One of the main issues on appeal asked the court to ...
Grandparent Rights
Grandparent Rights Sometimes a grandparent may have a reason to request grandparent visitation rights. It is important to realize that a grandparent only has the ability to ask for visitation rights under certain circumstances. A grandparent may seek a specific visitation schedule if the followin ...
Do I need a Child and Family Investigator?
Child and Family Investigator in Colorado Oftentimes, parents cannot agree as to what parenting time schedule is in the best interests of their children. When this occurs, it is usually beneficial to obtain a parenting professional to investigate the issues of the case, and make recommendatio ...
Child Name Change Colorado
Oftentimes, in family law cases, one parent wants to change his or her child’s last name. The reasons for wanting a name change are varied. Maybe you had your child out of wedlock, he only has Mom’s last name, and you want him to share your last name as well. Or maybe, after a divorce, a ...
Prenuptial Agreements in Colorado
Premarital Agreements in Colorado Premarital Agreements, commonly referred to as “prenuptial agreements,” are contracts between spouses before they get married. The contracts provide for the distribution of assets and debts, if the spouses end up dissolving their marriage. They can also provide s ...
Motion to Restrict Parenting Time in Colorado
Emergency Motion to Restrict Parenting Time What do you do if you are concerned that the other parent is physically or emotionally endangering your children? If you have serious concerns about the safety of your children, you can file an Emergency Motion to Restrict Parenting Time pursuant to §1 ...
