Denying court-ordered parenting time can have serious legal consequences in Colorado. Courts prioritize the child's best interests and expect both parents to facilitate a positive relationship with their child. If you're facing a denial of parenting time, taking swift action and seeking legal guidance is crucial to protect your rights and maintain your relationship with your child.
Navigating the complexities of immigration law can be daunting, especially with the recent announcement of the humanitarian parole program. It's essential to stay informed and prepared. Johnson Law Group is here to provide accurate guidance and protect your rights throughout the process, ensuring you're ready when the application window opens.
The 90-day separation period in Colorado is a critical part of the divorce process, providing couples with time to reconsider their decision and ensuring all aspects of the divorce are carefully addressed. At Johnson Law Group, our experienced attorneys are here to guide you through this period, helping you prepare for the next steps with confidence.
Domestic violence significantly impacts child custody cases in Colorado, as the courts prioritize the safety and well-being of the child and the non-abusive parent. Learn more about restrictions on parenting time, decision-making authority, and, in extreme cases, the termination of parental rights with Johnson Law Group.
Modifying alimony after a divorce in Colorado is possible, but it requires proving a substantial change in circumstances. Whether it's a significant change in income, remarriage, or other factors, the process can be complex and challenging. Johnson Law Group is here to help you navigate the process and protect your financial interests.
As the back-to-school season begins, parents often face numerous questions, particularly regarding child custody arrangements. Johnson Law Group helps address common concerns and provides guidance on adjusting parenting schedules, handling new school transitions, managing school-related expenses, and deciding on after-school activities.
We understand that immigration is not a one-size-fits-all process. Our lead immigration attorney, Shana Velez, embodies this commitment to personalized legal support, helping clients navigate the complexities of immigration processes. With extensive experience and a successful track record, Shana and our dedicated team are here to ensure your immigration dreams become reality.
Emergency motions to restrict parenting time are a critical tool for protecting children from imminent danger. Learn about the specifics of these emergency motions, including the legal process, criteria, and essential considerations for protecting your child's welfare with Johnson Law Group.
During summer, many parents with custody orders wonder about the legal requirements for traveling with their children. Understanding custody orders is crucial, as they outline whether permission is needed from the other parent for in-state, out-of-state, or international travel. For personalized advice and assistance, consult our family law experts at Johnson Law Group.
In Colorado, child custody decisions are based on multiple factors, including the child's best interests, practical considerations, such as the proximity of parents' residences and work schedules, and above all, the child's safety. Learn more about these key considerations with Johnson Law Group.
Our experience, dedication to Colorado families, and our success in each case we represent sets us apart from the competition. We are passionate about family and estate law. Our highly-qualified team will work diligently to achieve the best possible results in your case.
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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