Family Law Video Library
Every family law question deserves a straight answer. Below, our attorneys walk you through the topics that matter most: divorce, custody, support, and more, in short, plain-language videos organized by topic. Each section highlights our most relevant videos, with a link to browse the full library on YouTube.
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Family Law 5 videos
Child Custody Video
If you’re facing a Colorado child custody case, what people commonly call “custody” is legally split into two pieces: decision-making responsibility, who gets a…
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Father’s Rights
If you’re a father navigating a Colorado custody case, your parental rights are legally the same as a mother’s; the law does not favor…
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Divorce Videos
A Colorado divorce, legally called a dissolution of marriage, resolves a set of core issues: dividing marital property and debt, deciding whether spousal maintenance…
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Video Page 9 videos
Understanding Postnuptial Agreements in Colorado
If you’re already married and considering a postnuptial agreement, it is a legal contract signed after your wedding that addresses many of the same…
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Kinship Adoption with Family Law Attorney Timothy Dudley
If you’re a relative considering adopting a child in your family, kinship adoption is when a child who has become legally available for adoption,…
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Understanding Prenuptial Agreements in Colorado
If you’re considering a prenuptial agreement before you marry, it is a contract that lets you and your future spouse decide in advance how…
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What Are A Father’s Rights In Colorado?
As a father in Colorado, your rights mirror a mother’s: the same standing to seek parenting time, the same consideration in decision-making responsibility, and…
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Minor Guardianship with Attorney Jessica Lasky from Johnson Law Group
If you’re over 21 and concerned about a child’s welfare, you can petition to become their guardian in Colorado, but the court has to…
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Legal Separation vs Divorce
Legal separation resolves the same core issues as a divorce, parenting time, division of property and debt, and spousal or child support, but it…
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Family Law Protection Orders with Attorney Taylor Brice from Johnson Law Group
If you need protection from someone who is threatening, contacting, or coming near you, a civil protection order is the court order meant to…
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Depositions in Colorado Divorce/Custody Cases
A deposition is sworn testimony given outside of court, under oath, and recorded for use later in your case. In a Colorado divorce or…
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Can You Get Attorney Fees in Your Colorado Divorce or Custody Case?
Yes, in some cases. Colorado law lets a court order one spouse to pay some or all of the other spouse’s attorney fees in…
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Key Steps in the 2026 Colorado Divorce Process
If you’re starting a Colorado divorce, it begins with filing a petition for dissolution of marriage, which requires you or your spouse to have…
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What Qualifies as an Unfit Parent?
If you’re wondering whether a parent’s conduct could be called “unfit” in your custody case, Colorado does not actually have a single legal test…
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Annulments in Colorado
If you’re wondering whether your marriage qualifies for an annulment, officially called a declaration of invalidity in Colorado, the law treats it as if…
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Post Decree Relocation
If a court has already issued an order on your parental responsibilities and now you or the other parent wants to relocate with your…
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Visitation Rights for Non-Parent Third Parties
Yes, in certain circumstances, and Colorado law gives non-parents a few different paths depending on what you are trying to achieve. A power of…
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The Basics of Mandatory Financial Disclosures
If you’re going through a Colorado divorce or parental responsibilities case, you and your spouse are both required to exchange sworn financial disclosures within…
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The Classification of Property in Divorce and Legal Separation Cases
Before a Colorado court can divide anything in your divorce or legal separation, it first has to sort every asset and debt into one…
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How to Navigate Multi-State Parenting Plans
If you and your co-parent live in different states, your parenting plan needs to be far more specific than one where both of you…
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Enforcing Parenting Plans During Summer Vacation
If you’re trying to figure out how your parenting plan applies during breaks, Colorado plans typically distinguish between regular parenting time, the schedule that…
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Enforcing a Parenting Plan During the Pandemic
If something outside your control disrupts your parenting plan, like a school closure, a health emergency, or a travel restriction, your underlying parenting plan…
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Getting the Gist of Common Law Marriage
Colorado recognizes common law marriage without a license or ceremony if two things are true: you and your partner mutually agreed to enter a…
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