When you are in the middle of a parenting time dispute, one of the main issues may be the holiday time and how to share it. Before the divorce was pending, you were able to spend every holiday with your children. Now, you are asked to compromise and divide holiday...
Month: June 2017
Divorce: Nobody’s Fault
On behalf of Littman Family Law | Jun 27, 2017 | Divorce
Colorado is a "no-fault" divorce state, but what does that actually mean? Basically, it means that one party to a marriage can request a divorce and does not need to have a specific reason for doing so except that the marriage is irretrievably broken and there is no...
Four Online Tools & Apps To Help Make Co-Parenting Easier
On behalf of Littman Family Law | Jun 20, 2017 | Divorce
Your children are busy with school and a variety of extracurricular activities. This is a good opportunity for them. But what do you do when the children reside in two different households and you need to keep everything straight? Thankfully there are some great...
#DivorceSelfie: Millennials Divorce Their Way To End Stigma
On behalf of Littman Family Law | Jun 17, 2017 | Divorce
Would you consider taking a selfie when your divorce is granted? Some millennials are approaching divorce in a more positive way by publicly acknowledging their divorce in a #DivorceSelfie and posting them on social media. The idea behind the #DivorceSelfie is that a...
Parental Alienation: Fact Or Fiction?
On behalf of Littman Family Law | Jun 13, 2017 | Family Law
Parental alienation is one of the most difficult issues in custody and parenting time cases. Many mental health professionals disagree on the extent and even the existence of parental alienation as a syndrome. It is not recognized by the American Psychological...
What do you think makes a parent?
On behalf of Littman Family Law | Jun 8, 2017 | Family Law
A current custody battle occurring in New York highlights the challenges sometimes faced in family court. The custody battle involves a same-sex couple and a child adopted after the couple split up. One parent believed she was adopting the child on her own while the...
“Nesting” – Is It Right For Your Family?
On behalf of Littman Family Law | Jun 4, 2017 | Family Law
While not a new concept, the term "nesting" doesn't often get a lot of attention in divorces. The idea refers to those situations where, after a divorce or separation, the children remain in the same home and the parents move in and out during their respective...
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