Tag:Family Law

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for June 2

The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled on cases about Miranda rights, the Indian Child Welfare Act and the collateral bar rule.

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for April 14

The Colorado Court of Appeals on Thursday published three opinions in cases involving foreclosure, nursing malpractice and the ICWA.

Family Law: The Impact of Remote Mediation in the COVID-19 Era

BAM Family Law co-founder and mediator Margot Alicks discusses the benefits and tribulations of remote mediation for the practice area.

With Covid-19 Vaccination Disputes on the Rise for Divorced Parents, Courts Forced To Step In

Sherman & Howard's Kelly Robinson and Madeleine Sheahan discuss the history of court intervention on family law disputes involving vaccines.

Family Law and Self Representation is a Window to Access to Justice Issues and New Business Markets

Looking at self representation in family law is a way to better understand the civil justice system, access to justice and new markets.

Court Opinions: Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions for March 31

The Colorado Court of Appeals released its opinions on two class action lawsuits and a dissolution of marriage case.

Technology, Language and Fees Among Barriers to Civil Justice System, Report Says

A new report, based on a listening tour of the state, sheds light on the barriers Coloradans face in accessing the civil justice system.

New Firm Dimock Matthews Brings a Wealth of Knowledge to a Boutique Setting

For the founders, Dimock Matthews is a place to use their skills as attorneys to help clients while working in an environment they love.