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The blogosphere, and emails as well as the NY Times best selling book list are saturated with the parenting model of the Tiger-Mother – no sleep overs; no play dates; no grades lower than an A on a report card; no choosing your own extracurricular activities; and, no ranking in any endeavor lower . . . → Read More: The Roar of the Tiger Mother and The Best Interest of the Child Standard (C.R.S. 14-10-124) May 5th, 2011 |
 Category: Child custody |  Tags: child, custody, divorce, visitation |  Email This Post |  Print This Post According to Blogging for Dummies (3rd Edition), the blogosphere is “an exciting and energetic space online that people are using to reach out, build communities and express themselves…” With these words as guidance, what follows is an interactive dialogue, sometimes a rant, and always a provocative reaching out regarding the emerging, ever changing world . . . → Read More: The Purpose of the Walker & Associates Blog One of the only television shows I regularly watch (either cable or network) is Modern Family on the ABC television network. As a divorce lawyers with 32 years of service in the business, we have long been aware that families change at warp speed and the practice and services of the family law system . . . → Read More: ABC TV’S Modern Family: What does it say about Family Law in the 21st Century? February 3rd, 2011 |
Category: Family law | Tags: child, divorce, family | Email This Post | Print This Post When House Bill 05-1171 (codified as C.R.S.§14-10-128.1 – 128.3 and 128.5) became effective on June 2, 2005, a new day of private adjudication dawned to meet the challenges of crowded dockets, endless continuances, and the escalating lawyer and expert fees which were commonplace. As with most change, some good and some bad resulted from . . . → Read More: Domestic Relations Decisionmakers (DRDM) Sheriffs or Judges? February 3rd, 2011 |
Category: Child custody | Tags: custody, judge, parenting, sheriff | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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