How Child Support Payments Are Calculated and Enforced in Colorado
Child support is a critical financial obligation that ensures children receive the care and support they need, even after their parents separate or divorce. It’s important to understand how child support payments are calculated and can be enforced. Calculating Child...
The Role of Living Wills and Advance Directives in Elder Law
As we age, it becomes increasingly important to plan for future health care needs and ensure that our wishes will be respected, even when we may not be able to communicate them any longer. Living wills and other advance directives are essential tools in elder law that...
Navigating Divorce: Essential Do’s and Don’ts for a Smooth Process
Divorce is a challenging and emotional process that requires careful planning and thoughtful decisions. Whether you’re contemplating divorce or already in the midst of it, knowing the essential do’s and don'ts can help you navigate this difficult time more smoothly....
Essential Tips and Mistakes to Avoid in Estate Planning
Estate planning is crucial to protecting your family, your future and your finances. With proper estate planning, you can be assured that your wishes will be met if you become unable to make decisions regarding your health and finances and that your assets are...
Breaking Upward Episode 18: Fighting For Victim Rights With Rachel W. Robinson
On this episode of “Breaking Upward,” Beth Andersen interviews former prosecutor and current victim rights attorney Rachel W. Robinson. They discuss the changing landscape in the judicial system around victims’ rights and the many challenges victims face when seeking...
Video Hearings: Tips and Tricks to Do Your Best in Video Court
By: Beth Andersen-Filson The pandemic changed court to video and made it the new normal. It is now common to have “remote” or “virtual” proceedings where you appear online via video conferencing platforms like Webex, Zoom or Microsoft Teams instead of in the...
PERA and Divorce: Why a Judge Can Block You From Removing Your Ex From PERA Death Benefits
By: Beth Andersen-Filson Colorado public school teachers, state troopers, many employees of state colleges and universities, judges and some court employees, some city and town employees, and many other state employees receive PERA (Colorado Public Employees'...
Do You Need a Trust?
By Beth Andersen-Filson A common question in estate planning is whether you need a trust or if a will alone suffices. In Colorado, a will alone is often sufficient. Unlike some other states, Colorado has a relatively simple probate process. It is not overly onerous...
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