Stay-At-Home Orders Increase Risk for Domestic Violence Survivors
Guest post by Monica Sutherland, Family Tree For some of us, being outside is the most dangerous place to be; but for thousands of people worldwide, the most dangerous place to be is in their very own home. While governments are managing stay-at-home orders, many...
Colorado Courts Reopen in May 2020
By Beth Andersen Now that Coloradans have moved from Shelter-at-Home order to Safer-at-Home, Colorado courts are rolling out increased in-person operations, beginning this month. Andersen Law PC is closely following the court's protocols and updating our own as new...
Attitude is Everything: How to Stay Positive During COVID-19
Guest post by Brian Buffini, shared by Myra Purkey Your attitude is your key to success. Maintaining a positive attitude while you and millions of people across the world are in voluntary or enforced isolation is not easy! The potential for stress, loneliness and fear...
Co-Parenting During COVID-19 Quarantine
By Beth Andersen The COVID-19 pandemic is a global crisis that affects everyone. Courts are addressing urgencies, often from home and with skeleton staff. Absent an actual emergency or endangerment, both parents must co-parent cooperatively without court help, because...
15 Helpful Resources for Seniors Looking to Downsize
Guest post compiled by Andrea Needham, EldersDay.org Getting ready to downsize your home — and your life overall — in retirement is a tall order. There’s so much to do and think about when you decide to move, get rid of belongings and scale down your retirement...
Credit Scores Demystified
Guest post by Dan Lucchesi, owner and founder, The Lucchesi Property Group If you've decided to get your credit on track, getting started can feel a bit daunting. After all, it can sometimes seem as if credit agencies want to keep you in the dark about how scores are...
Bankruptcy and Divorce Proceedings: What Debts Can Be Discharged?
Guest post by Nathaniel J. Thompson, bankruptcy attorney at the Law Office of Nathaniel J. Thompson It is not uncommon for bankruptcy law to interact with family law. In fact, one of the four most common causes for the filing of a bankruptcy is a recent divorce....
How to Enjoy Valentine’s Day as a Newly Single or Divorced Person
I have done divorce hearings on the day that should be its opposite: Feb. 14, St. Valentine's Day. The irony does not escape my clients. I am sure they will always recall the DATE of their divorce and find the holiday bittersweet as a result. The truth is that this...
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