It’s rare, but it has happened: my office will get a phone call days before a holiday with one furious parent huffing, “I’m supposed to have the kids for this holiday!” Oops. Let’s take a look at how ...
To put it plainly, the three greatest sources of conflict that I see over and over again in divorce are kids, money, and antagonistic feelings. Yes, these are very general categories, but they are ...
Although consuming alcohol and marijuana, to a certain extent and with restrictions, are both legal activities in the State of Colorado, the use of either can pose serious challenges in a divorce case ...
The process of divorce can be grueling and exasperating, and sometimes, people don’t end up with the outcome they wanted. As a matter of fact, judges frequently joke that they know their decision is a ...
When we take a case to trial, we’d like to believe that our system is set up to minimize bias and hand out just and fair rulings for all. However, we’re all human: no judge or jury is without some ...
Convincing a judge to recuse him or herself is one of the most difficult things to do when it comes to the American Court system. Typically, judges are often considered the most unbiased, fair-minded, ...
