Colorado courts frequently order mediation in domestic cases with contested issues before setting an evidentiary hearing. The statewide domestic relations rule contemplates court-referred third-party dispute [...]

In 2026, many post decree issues can be modified, including child support, parenting time, and sometimes spousal maintenance, but the court applies specific legal standards [...]

Relocation often leads to a request to modify parenting time or decision-making. The court evaluates whether changes serve the child’s best interests, with safety as [...]

As a general rule, modifications apply only to payments due after the motion is filed. Courts require a substantial and continuing change in circumstances before [...]

Yes, Littman Family Law can assist with modifications related to child custody and support. We provide expert legal guidance to help navigate the process of [...]

In Colorado, the court determines whether to grant a post-decree modification based on whether there has been a "substantial and continuing change in circumstances" since [...]

Circumstances that might warrant a modification to a divorce decree in Colorado include significant changes in financial situations, such as job loss or a substantial [...]

A divorce modification attorney at Littman Family Law can assist with post-decree modifications by helping you navigate changes in circumstances that may require adjustments to [...]