Authoritative vs Authoritarian Parenting: Understanding the Differences
Parenting styles play a pivotal role in shaping a child's future, influencing everything from their emotional health to their academic achievements and social behaviors. Among the various approaches parents take, authoritative and authoritarian parenting stand out for their distinct methods and impa ...
Co-parenting While in a New Relationship
Co-parenting has become an increasingly common scenario, there's no two ways about it. This arrangement, while beneficial for children, introduces unique challenges, especially as parents embark on new romantic relationships. The essence of successful co-parenting in such situations lies in balancin ...
No Contact Order vs Restraining Order and Their Differences
In the realm of legal protections, restraining orders and no contact orders are two critical tools used to safeguard individuals from potential harm. While they may seem similar at first glance, these orders have distinct differences, particularly under Colorado law. Understanding these differences ...
Hulse Law Firm Will Remain Open for Business During These Tough Times
The Hulse Law Firm is committed to provide the service our clients have come to expect and deserve. The safety and well-being of our employees and clients is of the upmost importance. During this tough time, we will remain open for business and will continue to accept new clients. Currently, we ar ...
5 Common Pitfalls in Divorce and Custody Agreements
Approximately 70-80% of people reach divorce and custody agreements without an attorney. Often this is because they are amicable and wanting to get along. Other times it is purely because of a lack of resources to pay for legal services. Despite this, there are often problems that aris ...
5 Reason Why it May be Difficult to Restrict a Bad Parent's Parenting Time
Colorado Law provides a statute where a parent can restrict the other parent’s parenting time if the child is physically or emotionally endangered. There are many cases where this would be appropriate and is in the best interest of the child to restrict a parent from unsupervised parenting time, at ...
Fighting Over Personal Property
Let’s face it, 95% of the time fights over personal property are about way more than the item itself. They are about fairness, equity, sentimental value, spite, control, anger, and revenge. Despite this, divorce attorneys are often brokering deals between parties regarding items ...
