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Enforcement of court orders in family law situations is sometimes necessary to ensure fair and equitable resolutions. In Colorado, these orders can cover a range of issues, including child custody, spousal or child support, protective orders, and property division. However, there are instances when one party fails to comply with these orders, leading to potential […]

Can one lawyer represent both parties in a divorce? Often, we have potential clients inquire or assume that families can share the same attorney in certain cases. Petrelli Previtera does not provide this service for divorce or pre-nuptial agreements, even if allowed by your state. This arrangement is known as joint representation or dual representation, […]

Inheriting your parents’ home can be an emotional and financial responsibility. As an adult child faced with this situation, you want to ensure a smooth and successful sale of the property while avoiding potential pitfalls along the way. In this article, we will outline the essential steps you need to take, share real-life cases from […]

It is not easy to raise children, and sometimes parents cannot do so for various reasons. Some parents may consider relinquishing parental rights in such situations. When relinquishing parent rights, careful consideration and understanding are needed to ensure that it’s in the best interests of the child. Throughout this post, we will explain how to […]

Starting a divorce can be an emotionally and legally complex process, especially if you have never been through it before. At our firm, we have spoken with thousands of divorcing clients in Pennsylvania, and we understand the questions and concerns that arise about the law and the process. We are here to guide you through […]

Many individuals focus on dividing their visible marital property, such as the house, cars, and bank accounts, but often overlook other assets with significant value. In Georgia, all assets acquired during the marriage are subject to equitable division between both parties. This means that any asset can be divided between the spouses during a divorce. […]

In Colorado, child custody and fathers’ rights are approached with a gender-neutral perspective, prioritizing the child’s best interests. For unmarried fathers, establishing paternity is crucial for obtaining custody rights. With a focus on fairness, understanding Colorado’s custody laws can ensure the best outcomes for children and parents alike.

In Colorado, 3rd party parenting time cases can arise when individuals other than the child’s biological parents seek legal rights and responsibilities for the child. These cases often involve extended family members, such as grandparents, stepparents, or individuals who have acted as psychological parents. Understanding the laws and processes surrounding 3rd party parenting time is […]

In Colorado, child custody cases are guided by the best interest of the child. When determining parenting time and decision-making responsibilities, the courts consider various factors outlined in C.R.S. 14-10-124. One significant factor that can heavily influence custody outcomes is parental alienation, wherein one parent willfully interferes with the other parent’s relationship with the child. […]

Colorado is known for its progressive approach to child custody and parenting time arrangements. The courts prioritize the best interests of the child and carefully consider factors such as parental involvement, commitment, and dedication. In this blog post, we will delve into how Colorado courts determine custody and parenting time, and provide a set of […]