‘Breaking Upward’ Episode 25: What Parents Need to Know About Colorado’s New Child Support Rules
If you pay or receive child support in Colorado, the rules that determine how much you owe or are owed changed on March 1, 2026, and the difference could be significant. On this episode of “Breaking Upward,” Beth Andersen welcomes fellow Andersen Law PC attorney Brian...
10 Things Every STEM Professional Needs to Know About Divorce in Colorado
Divorce is challenging, but if you work in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics, you already have more going for you than you might realize. Divorce finances run on formulas. Documentation requires organized data. Deadlines are enforced. The ability to...
Colorado Child Support Changes You Need To Know
Starting March 1, 2026, Colorado is implementing sweeping changes to child support guidelines that may warrant a revision to your child support orders. The updates make child support payments more fair and predictable, and are designed to better reflect real parenting...
Understanding Colorado Eviction Law HB24-1098: What Tenants and Landlords Need to Know
Whether your household is one of the more than 34% of those in Colorado and the Denver metro area to rent or you are a landlord of any kind, it’s crucial that you stay up to date with changes in housing laws that could impact you. In recent years, tenants have gained...
‘Breaking Upward’ Episode 24: Money Matters – Bookkeeping Through Divorce, Caregiving and Business
When people think about divorce, probate or elder law matters, bookkeeping is rarely top of mind. But as Beth Andersen explains on a recent episode of her podcast “Breaking Upward,” legal outcomes often depend on financial records — not explanations, intentions or...
How Child Support Is Calculated in Colorado
For the latest in Colorado child support guidelines, see our February 2026 blog post, “Colorado Child Support Changes You Need To Know.” Post Updated April 2024 In a divorce involving children, each parent has an obligation to contribute child support to help meet the...
Divorce After the Holidays: What to Do in January Before You File
For many families, the holidays are a time of pause where difficult decisions are put on hold until routines return. It is no coincidence that January is the busiest month of the year for divorce filings. At Andersen Law PC,...
‘Breaking Upward’ Episode 23: Preparing for Mediation and Why It Works, With Brian Beebe
On this episode of Breaking Upward, Beth Andersen welcomes Andersen Law PC attorney Brian Beebe back to the podcast to talk about what to expect from mediation and its benefits, particularly in divorce and family law cases. Together, they explain why mediation is...
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