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Divorce After Adoption Divorce is never the idealization anyone has when they first become a parent. However, for adoptive parents, there is likely to be a higher sense of guilt involved, and its ...

An increasing number of U.S. children are living with grandparents whether it be multiple generations under the same roof, foster care or – in some cases – adoption. In 2015, about 2.9 million ...

The state of Colorado tries to make adoption as smooth as possible. Adoptive parents are welcomed into the system, and their needs and concerns are taken very seriously. However, because of the very ...

When a marriage ends, one of the hardest parts of the divorce process for parents involves child custody issues. As a parent, you would do anything to protect your kids, but that can be challenging, ...

Social Media in the Courtroom What you post on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram can have an effect on your child custody rights . Before you post, think of how it would look if introduced in court as ...

Reasons to Modify Child Custody When a child custody arrangement is not working out well, this could be due to a change in circumstances or because arrangement was never fully appropriate for the ...

Does Marriage Affect Child Support? If you are the primary custodian of your child, it is likely that you receive financial support from the other parent so that he or she can do his or her part and ...

How Long is the Colorado Divorce Process? Divorce can take an emotional toll on all parties involved. If you have decided to divorce your spouse, then you will likely want to get through the process ...

Divorce can be a very difficult experience to go through. It is perfectly natural to feel a range of emotions as the process unfolds. However, at the same time, you must look after the best interests ...

Drexler Law is dedicated to you and is here for you during this time of uncertainty. Our thoughts are with everyone who has been affected by this outbreak. In light of the current coronavirus ...

As a parent concerned about the coronavirus outbreak, safeguarding your child’s health is one of your main priorities. For those who are co-parenting with an ex, the global pandemic has only created ...

In these unprecedented times, countless questions have been brought up surrounding the status and future of family law matters. Recently, there has been an abundance of information to help people ...

Social Media in the Courtroom What you post on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram can have an effect on your child custody rights . Before you post, think of how it would look if introduced in court as ...

Understanding Mediation Colorado requires that most couples try to resolve divorce issues through mediation before going to trial. The goal is for the divorcing parties to amicably settle as many ...

Starting a business requires entrepreneurs to make many sacrifices. With long hours of work, a new business can cause issues in any marriage. For such reasons, it’s important to protect your business ...

Break-ups are always difficult, whether you parted amicably or not. If you have been living together but not married, the practical aspects can be especially hard. When married couples split, they can ...

Who gets what in a divorce? Separating couples face this question and must divide their assets, including their home and retirement investments along with furniture, family photo albums and heirlooms. ...

The Gift Tax Exemption Under federal tax law, a person can exclude gifts amounting to $15,000 from their taxable income each year. If the amount of a person’s gifts exceeded the $15,000 annual gift ...

In 2018, the Colorado General Assembly passed the Colorado Uniform Trust Code (CUTC) , which took effect on January 1, 2019. The CUTC replaced provisions of Colorado’s probate code that governed the ...

One of the best things you can do for yourself and your family is create an estate plan. Many people assume that estate plans are only for the rich, but the reality is that anyone, regardless of their ...

Social Media in the Courtroom What you post on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram can have an effect on your child custody rights . Before you post, think of how it would look if introduced in court as ...

Divorce is overwhelming and complicated—especially when a large number of assets are involved. If you’re getting divorced and you’re worried about how your assets will be divided, you need to get an ...

Understanding Property Division in Colorado There are many factors that need to be addressed during a divorce, including property division. Colorado laws require that property division be “equitable ...

When you are dividing assets during a divorce, it can be very difficult to come to a complete agreement on how assets should be valued. There is likely to be a great deal of assets of sentimental ...

The state of Colorado tries to make adoption as smooth as possible. Adoptive parents are welcomed into the system, and their needs and concerns are taken very seriously. However, because of the very ...

Starting a business requires entrepreneurs to make many sacrifices. With long hours of work, a new business can cause issues in any marriage. For such reasons, it’s important to protect your business ...

Divorce is overwhelming and complicated—especially when a large number of assets are involved. If you’re getting divorced and you’re worried about how your assets will be divided, you need to get an ...

Many couples will coast along in a troubled marriage for several years before something finally triggers the move toward a divorce. If you're in that situation, however, it might be time to take ...

Starting a business requires entrepreneurs to make many sacrifices. With long hours of work, a new business can cause issues in any marriage. For such reasons, it’s important to protect your business ...

Many aspects of a brand or a company are intangible. When selling your business due to property division as a consequence of divorce, it is vital that you understand the true value of your assets. It ...

Develop a Routine COVID-19 precautions for social distancing have disrupted the daily routines of nearly everyone in the world. Many news reports have characterized these precautions as “the new ...

Understanding Mediation Colorado requires that most couples try to resolve divorce issues through mediation before going to trial. The goal is for the divorcing parties to amicably settle as many ...

Going through a military divorce is often times extremely stressful for any children in the family. Many kids internalize the problem as something that they are responsible for, which can cause a ...

There are many families of army and air force service members that call Colorado Springs their home. At a state, we are so honored to share communities with some of these brave service members. ...

Any divorce case traditionally involves the dividing of marital property and assets according to state law. In most cases, this includes debt and even retirement pay. However, military divorce cases ...

Divorce is overwhelming and complicated—especially when a large number of assets are involved. If you’re getting divorced and you’re worried about how your assets will be divided, you need to get an ...

How Are Assets & Debt Divided During a Divorce in Colorado? If you’re getting divorced, you’re probably wondering how it will affect your assets and your debts. Our Colorado Springs divorce attorneys ...

Understanding Property Division in Colorado There are many factors that need to be addressed during a divorce, including property division. Colorado laws require that property division be “equitable ...