A parent seeking to voluntarily relinquish rights must follow a court-supervised process that includes counseling and specific filings. The court will only grant relinquishment if [...]

In 2026, Colorado courts can modify parenting time when the change serves the child’s best interests under the statute. Judges consider a variety of best [...]

Colorado limits back-to-back motions that would substantially change the child’s primary residence, generally prohibiting a new motion within two years after the prior motion was [...]

Yes, Colorado courts can modify parenting time while leaving decision-making responsibility unchanged if the adjustment serves the child’s best interests. You typically request this by [...]

At Littman Family Law, we specialize in handling complex custody modification cases in Denver. Our experienced attorneys understand Colorado's legal requirements and will work with [...]

In Denver, common reasons for modifying child custody include a parent relocating, changes in the child or parent's health, and concerns about the child's safety. [...]

In Colorado, child custody modifications require proof of substantial changes in circumstances since the last court order. These modifications prioritize the child's best interests, evaluating [...]

To modify a child custody agreement in Denver, Colorado, one must demonstrate a significant and ongoing change in circumstances since the last custody order. The [...]