Kinship adoption creates a full legal parent-child relationship and requires that the child be legally available for adoption under Colorado law. Visitation, by contrast, keeps [...]

In 2026, grandparents and great grandparents generally seek court ordered family time in connection with an existing or past case involving custody or allocation of [...]

Colorado statutes require that foster parents, pre-adoptive parents, and certain relatives receive notice of key hearings and reviews. The Foster Parent Bill of Rights recognizes [...]

Colorado law allows non-parents to seek an allocation of parental responsibilities in limited situations. One route is available to a non-parent who has had physical [...]

In Colorado, grandparents can seek custody of their grandchildren if the parents are deemed unfit or if it's in the child's best interests. This involves [...]

Hiring a specialized grandparents' rights lawyer in Denver is essential due to their deep understanding of Colorado's specific legal standards and family law procedures. These [...]

In Colorado, foster parents have a set of rights outlined in the Foster Parent Bill of Rights, which includes access to relevant information about the [...]

In Colorado, grandparents can seek visitation rights under specific circumstances, such as when the child's parents are divorced or one parent has passed away. However, [...]