Parenting plans and child custody orders can be updated when life changes. Colorado law allows modifications to parenting time and decision-making authority whenever the change supports the best interests of the child. If you are dealing with relocation, schedule changes, or shifting family dynamics, it may be time to revisit your parenting plan with the help of a Colorado family law attorney.

Unbundled legal services give you control and flexibility in your Colorado family law case—whether you’re handling divorce, custody, or post-decree issues. Learn what they are, how they work, and whether they might be right for you.

Choosing the right family law attorney can make a lasting difference in your divorce, custody, or support case. In this post, we break down what to look for in a Colorado domestic relations lawyer—from legal knowledge and courtroom experience to communication style and personal values—so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

Protection orders can play a major role in Colorado family law cases involving domestic violence, custody, or divorce. Learn how these orders work, what types exist, and how they may impact parenting time, housing, and your legal rights. Whether you’re seeking protection or defending against a false claim, Stordahl Law provides clear, compassionate legal guidance.

Wondering how parenting time is decided in a Colorado custody case? This post explains the key legal factors courts use to determine what parenting schedule is in the best interests of the child.

Dividing property in a Colorado divorce can be one of the most stressful parts of the process. Whether you’re concerned about protecting your home, retirement, or business assets, understanding how Colorado’s “equitable distribution” rules work is essential. This article breaks down what the courts consider marital property, how separate assets are treated, and why having a strategic plan can make all the difference.

Thinking about filing for divorce in Colorado? Before you take that first step, it’s important to understand your rights, responsibilities, and what to expect. This post covers five key things every person should know before starting the divorce process—from residency requirements to financial disclosures—so you can move forward with clarity and confidence.

If you’re separating or divorcing in Colorado and have children, child support will likely be part of your case. This post breaks down how child support is calculated, when it can be modified, and what to expect from the process.