When you face criminal charges in Colorado, you need all the help you can get. After all, a conviction could deprive you of your freedom for a substantial period of time.
Parental alienation in the aftermath of divorce
As you may know, divorce can turn nasty with far-reaching consequences and effects. In cases with children, the ugliness typically increases ten-fold as parents battle it out in court in an effort to prove who is better.
PTSD, a domestic violence charge and your military career
An arrest on a charge of domestic violence will leave you with concerns on several fronts, including what a conviction could mean for your military career.
Divorcing with jointly held debts
When Colorado couples decide to split up, they might need to take some additional steps to protect themselves if they have jointly held credit card debt. Some divorcing spouses may even try to get revenge by running up debt on the credit cards.
How parents should address the holidays after divorce
After parents in Colorado divorce, they will have to decide what they and their children will do for the holidays. This can be a difficult decision for an ex-spouse to make because their judgment could be clouded by emotions such as sadness, anger or betrayal. Since children may also be feeling some of these same emotions, the holiday season could be especially challenging.
A study shows divorces peak in two specific months
A lot of contributing factors for divorce exist. Some common causes of marriages dissolving include financial woes, infidelity and a lack of communication. Also, did you know the time of year can play a role in divorce?
