While most parents want to leave their assets or a financial inheritance for their children, determining how to set things up or what may be the right decision for the family can be challenging. However, when a child receives a significant sum of money through an inheritance at one time without proper planning, many issues […]
Divorces are difficult for families on every level. They are emotionally draining and stressful for not only the couple involved but also the children they may share. Children must get used to new ways of living and witness a declining relationship between their parents. To make matters worse, figuring out which parent has custody and […]
When parents are separated or divorced, it is not uncommon for one or both of them to move to another state or country to get a fresh start or pursue a career. However, when parents relocate, there may be issues with foreign and out-of-state child support orders, especially if the obligor parent fails or refuses […]
If you are facing a Colorado divorce, you have a wide range of concerns that are addressed specifically by the law. If you and your divorcing spouse share pets and disagree regarding whom they will belong to post-divorce, it can leave you with considerable emotional turmoil. Our pets are a big part of our lives, […]
The divorce process is hard, and emotions run high from the initial conversations through the complicated decisions involving the division of property. Ending a marriage can be complicated, especially when shared property like a home is involved. At Johnson Law Group, one of the most common topics our clients are concerned about is splitting the […]
When two partners split, it is imperative that a child custody agreement be determined for the benefit of the child and to create stability. However, child custody orders are not immutable. There are situations where a child custody order can be changed or modified. The Colorado Uniform Child-custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) describes modification […]
Domestic violence means physical violence, harassment, intimidation, or threats directed at a person within the family or household by another. Domestic violence can also include emotional, psychological, emotional, and economic abuse. If you are facing this situation, you must be informed about the specific laws regarding domestic abuse in Colorado. It is illegal for anyone […]
Establishing paternity in Colorado is an essential legal process that determines the biological parents of a child and grants legal rights and responsibilities. It is vital to establish paternity for parental agreements and court orders involving child custody and child support. Colorado establishes paternity in three ways: assumed and automatic, voluntary, or through a court […]
Estate planning is essential for single individuals to ensure their wishes are honored in various circumstances, such as asset distribution and medical decisions. A plan includes a last will or trust, financial and medical powers of attorney, and provisions for pets and charitable donations. Regularly updating these documents ensures that your intentions are clear and your loved ones are protected.
If you are experiencing a legal battle regarding child custody, it is critical that you understand basic custody issues, along with knowing your legal rights as a parent and the ramifications of giving up those rights in the state of Colorado. Your rights as a parent affect the legal and physical custody of your child, […]
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Johnson Law Group, LLC is located in Denver, CO and serves clients in and around Englewood, Denver, Aurora, Littleton, Wheat Ridge, Adams County, Arapahoe County and Denver County.
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