by Fred Campos | Sep 29, 2026 | Your Custody Court System
Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce: What Parents Should Know Divorce procedure affects how much time, money, and emotional energy a family may spend ending a marriage. A contested case requires a court to resolve disagreements, while an uncontested case allows spouses...
by Fred Campos | Sep 28, 2026 | Your Custody Court System
Preparing for a Colorado Parenting Evaluation: What Parents Can Do Before Anyone Knocks on the Door When a Colorado court orders a child custody evaluation, small, practical choices can shape how your family’s situation is understood; evaluators look for...
by Fred Campos | Sep 15, 2026 | Your Custody Court System
What to Bring to Your First Divorce Mediation (and What to Decide Before You Arrive) The first mediation session in your divorce sets the tone for the rest. You don’t need the right answers, but you do need clarity on goals, numbers you can trust, and a plan for...
by Fred Campos | Sep 10, 2026 | Your Custody Court System
High-Value Assets: A Father’s Guide to Property Division Going through a divorce means more than just emotional separation. It’s also a complex financial uncoupling. For fathers with significant assets like a business, land, or a family ranch, dividing...
by Fred Campos | Sep 7, 2026 | Your Custody Court System
What Actually Delays a Florida Divorce: Fixing Filing, Service, and Disclosure Errors Florida’s no-fault divorce system aims to simplify cases, but many dissolutions get mired in avoidable procedural pitfalls. Small gaps in the original petition, mistakes in...
by Fred Campos | Sep 4, 2026 | Your Custody Court System
Understanding Property Division in Divorce Ending a marriage often means untangling the shared finances, which can be one of the toughest parts. Dividing property might seem overwhelming, but understanding the basics can help you approach it with more confidence and...
