Divorce Matters

Directions Website Contact the practice

Divorce Matters It is our mission to be the premier divorce law firm in the Denver metro area by providing an exceptional legal experience/service

Divorce Matters® serves those who want and need sophisticated and experienced—but practical and cost-effective—legal services to help them through some of life’s more difficult situations, including divorce proceedings, child custody, and child support decisions. Our award-winning attorneys have helped over 800 families navigate one of the toughest times of their lives.

10/19/2026

Is your child a content creator now? Colorado has a new law parents need to know about.

When a child appears in monetized videos, family vlogs, or sponsored social media content, the law may have something to say about how their work and earnings are protected.

Colorado’s new law brings an important question into the conversation: When a child helps create content that makes money, who protects the child’s interests?

For separated or divorced parents, this is another reason to understand your legal responsibilities and make informed decisions about your child’s online presence.

Before posting, monetizing, or involving your child in content creation, make sure you understand the rules that apply.

Your child’s privacy, participation, and financial interests matter.

Have questions about how changing family laws may affect your parenting decisions? Connect with Divorce Matters to discuss your situation.

10/16/2026

Getting married means choosing to build a life together.
It also means making important financial decisions as a couple.

A prenuptial agreement is not about expecting your marriage to fail. It is an opportunity to discuss financial expectations, identify assets and debts, and establish agreements about certain property rights before marriage.

In Colorado, a prenup must meet applicable legal requirements to be enforceable. Understanding those requirements before signing is an important part of the process.

Planning ahead does not mean you love each other any less. It means you are taking the time to understand the financial decisions that come with marriage.

Have questions about prenuptial agreements or how they may affect your future?

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

10/15/2026

SERVING YOUR COUNTRY DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MEAN ABANDONING YOUR CHILD.

Military service can involve deployments, relocations, and demanding schedules. When a divorce involves children, these circumstances can raise important questions about parenting time and maintaining a meaningful relationship with your child.

A military assignment does not automatically mean a parent has abandoned their child. The circumstances matter, including the existing parenting order, the parent’s efforts to stay involved, and the child’s best interests.

If you are a service member going through a divorce in Colorado, understand how your military obligations and parenting responsibilities may intersect before making important decisions about your case.

Your service matters. Your relationship with your child matters, too.

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

10/14/2026

Modification vs. restriction: Colorado law treats them differently.

If you are seeking a change to your parenting-time order, the distinction matters.

In its 2026 decision in In re Marriage of Dale, the Colorado Supreme Court clarified that reducing the amount of parenting time does not automatically constitute a restriction. A restriction generally involves eliminating all parenting time or imposing qualitative limits on how, where, or under what conditions parenting time occurs.

Why does this matter? Because different legal standards apply. Modifications are generally evaluated under the child’s best interests, while restrictions require a finding of endangerment to the child’s physical health or significant impairment of the child’s emotional development.

Every case depends on its facts and applicable law.

Have questions about a parenting-time matter in Colorado?

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

10/13/2026

Dating during your divorce? Strategy first, announcement second. 💬

Colorado is no-fault, but a new relationship can still show up in your case:
👀 Introducing them to your kids too soon
💸 Spending marital money on dates or trips
📱 Posting about it on social media
🤝 Making settlement talks more tense

You don’t have to stop living. Just talk to your attorney before you go public.

📍 Denver | Colorado Springs | Fort Collins | Greely
🔗 divorce-matters.com

General information only, not legal advice.

10/12/2026

“It’s only temporary.” 🚩

In a Colorado divorce, temporary orders can decide who stays in the house, the parenting schedule, child support, and maintenance while your case moves forward. And what starts as “just for now” can become the routine the court looks at later.

Before you agree to anything temporary, ask yourself: Could I live with this long term?

Talk to a Colorado family law attorney before you sign.
Denver | Colorado Springs | Fort Collins | Greely
🔗 divorce-matters.com

General information only, not legal advice.

Abuse doesn't always leave a mark you can see. 💬It can look like:➡️ Constant criticism, insults, or threats➡️ Controllin...
10/10/2026

Abuse doesn't always leave a mark you can see. 💬

It can look like:
➡️ Constant criticism, insults, or threats
➡️ Controlling the money or limiting your access to it
➡️ Cutting you off from friends and family
➡️ Tracking your phone or demanding your passwords

If any of this feels familiar, you are not overreacting. No bruises still counts.

Save this post, and share it with someone who might need to hear it.

Divorce Matters helps Colorado families take the next step safely and confidentially. Send us a message when you're ready.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For support, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

10/09/2026

Choosing mediation is not surrendering. It's choosing peace, privacy, and control. 🕊️

In mediation, you and your spouse shape the agreement together, with legal guidance protecting your rights every step of the way. Less conflict. More say in your future. A calmer path for your kids.

Navigating divorce in Colorado? Send us a message to learn if mediation is the right fit for your family.

10/08/2026

Moving out? Don’t just leave. Packing your bags is not a legal strategy.

If you are considering leaving the marital home during a divorce, think beyond where you will sleep tonight.

Moving out can raise important questions about your children, parenting time, household expenses, property, and how the move may affect your overall divorce situation.

That does not mean you can never move out. It means you should understand the potential implications before making a major decision.

Before you pack your bags and walk out the door, get informed about your options and your circumstances.

Going through a divorce in Colorado?

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

10/07/2026

Your kids do not need a script for your divorce.

They should not be coached on what to say to the other parent, questioned about what happens in the other home, or placed in the middle of adult conflict.

Children need reassurance, stability, and permission to love both parents without feeling like they have to choose sides.

If you are going through a divorce or parenting case in Colorado, protect your child from the conflict and focus on what supports their best interests.

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

Address

8490 E. Crescent Parkway, Suite 110
Greenwood Village, CO
80111

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Divorce Matters posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Divorce Matters:

Shortcuts

Share

Category