If you have gone through a divorce, you have a divorce settlement printed and stored in a cabinet somewhere. You may refer back to it for any questions about what was decided. But, are settlements set in stone? Can they be modified for issues like child support?...
Getting divorced can be difficult under any circumstances. But your marriage dissolution can be even more complicated and contentious if your spouse is a narcissist. Narcissism is a mental health condition where an individual has an inflated sense of self-worth and...
Did you know that in Colorado, your family can set up a trust to support a loved one with disabilities? This type of trust is called a Special Needs Trust and allows family members (yes, multiple) to contribute to one trust. These trusts are established to preserve a...
January is a popular month for divorce. As you begin a new year, you might be considering divorce but have questions about the process, such as what steps are involved, how long it takes and how complex it may be. While the divorce process can get complicated, having...
When a couple decides to get divorced, they will have to present a parenting plan to the court for final approval of their child custody agreement. If the parents are unable to agree on a plan, the court will review all evidence and come up with a plan that suits the...
Denver residents need to make major decisions during a divorce. They need to divide their parental responsibilities through custody and parenting time, if they have minor children. They will also need to make financial decisions regarding child support and alimony....
In Colorado, people often need legal assistance in several areas. This is true if a person is a business owner or their spouse owns a business. When other issues arise and guidance is necessary, it is useful to have help from those who are well versed in multiple...
Colorado business owners who are getting a divorce will be understandably concerned about how property division will be handled. The benefits of a successful business include accruing various properties such as a home, automobiles, collectibles, jewelry and more....
Jill Curry’s growing family law practice saw quite an end to 2016. Between October of 2016 to the end of the year, Curry prevailed in three separate matters that proceeded to evidentiary hearings, securing excellent results for each client. First, Curry prevailed on a Motion to Enforce Parenting Time in favor of her client, a mother who was struggling with…
This is a complex domestic case in which the mother attempted to block visitation with the minor child from her parents. Ms. Curry obtained a favorable ruling allowing the grandparents reasonable visitation periods without interfering with the father’s parenting time. Way to win one for the little guys Jill Curry!