Attorney Bailey White Mahoney's Legal Cases

Family

Modification of Parenting Time

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OUTCOME: Client's Motion to Modify Parenting Time was granted by the Court following a contested hearing.

Represented Father in modification of parenting time proceedings. The parties had two young children. Following a contested hearing, the Court found that there were significant issues involving substan ... ce abuse, mental health and domestic violence in connection with Mother’s parenting time and that those issues were detrimental to the emotional and physical wellbeing of the parties’ minor children. The Court ordered that Mother’s parenting time be modified from equal parenting time to less than 75 parenting time overnights per year and, moving forward, all of Mother’s parenting time was conditioned on Mother demonstrating stability and sobriety. The Court also entered orders modifying child support as a result of the parenting time modification and Mother was ordered to pay Father child support pursuant to the Colorado child support guidelines.

Family

Modification of Child Support

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OUTCOME: Successfully defended against Father's Motion to Modify Child Support and Father was ordered to pay all of Client's attorney's fees and costs.

Represented Mother in modification of child support proceedings initiated by Father based on Father’s claim of a substantial decrease in his income from self-employment. The practical effect of Father’ ... s Motion, if granted, would have been that, while Father would continue to pay Mother the previously agreed-upon contractual non-modifiable spousal support (taxable to Mother), Mother would be required to pay a substantial amount of non-taxable child support back to Father (rather than Father also paying Mother the amount of child support initially agreed to). Following a contested hearing, the Court found that Father’s testimony concerning his income “was not credible” and that “the generous expense deductions” taken by Father’s business were “inappropriate in amount and in kind for determining net business income to calculate child support” and denied Father’s Motion to Modify Child Support. The Court also denied Father’s request that Mother be found to be “voluntarily underemployed.” Father was ordered to pay all of Mother’s attorney’s fees and costs.

Divorce and separation

Complex Dissolution of Marriage Case With Minor Children

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OUTCOME: Successfully settled dissolution of marriage case with complex financial and child-related issues in a manner that was fair, equitable and in the parties’ minor children’s best interests.

The parties to this dissolution of marriage case had a very large marital estate, which included multiple real properties, numerous business interests and irrevocable trust interests. This case also in ... volved a minor child with special-needs.

Bailey White Mahoney's Legal Cases (3)

Modification of Parenting Time

Modification of Child Support

Complex Dissolution of Marriage Case With Minor Children