Marc J Kaplan

In the State of Colorado the terms "allocation of decision-making responsibility" and "allocation of parental responsibility" are used for what most other states regard as 'child custody.' Decision making responsibility may be shared between the parents (joint custody) or may be allocated to one parent only (sole custody). The skilled Colorado family law attorneys at Kaplan Law L.L.C. can help in the process of child allocation and visitation. For more information, call 303-458-5500.

Families go through many significant changes following a divorce. Dividing property, finding a new residence, and custody issues may be necessary and can be very complicated. When the child resides with one parent, the other parent is ordinarily required to pay child support in Colorado. Child support is compensation supplied by one parent to the other parent to aid in the support of their shared child. For more information about child support, please call Kaplan Law L.L.C. at 303-458-5500.

When two people get married, they plan on spending the rest of their lives together. Unfortunately, nowadays many married couples are choosing divorce over marriage. Some statistics even assert that 50% of all marriages will end in divorce. According to the 2000 U.S. Census almost 10% of people age fifteen and over were divorced in the United States. Divorce and separation can quickly become complicated issues. For more information about divorce, call Kaplan Law L.L.C. today at 303-458-5500.

The Colorado family law attorneys and paralegals at Kaplan Law L.L.C. are experienced in a wide variety of family law matters, including adoption, child custody and parenting time, child support collection, divorce, and paternity. Kaplan Law, located in Denver, Colorado, is dedicated to using knowledge and expertise in the area of family law to make the process as painless and successful as possible. Call 303-458-5500 today to speak with a Colorado divorce lawyer or Denver family law attorney.