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They all bought stock in NVDA and soon they will be coming to see us too.
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Good for them.
63 year old Hollywood actress Demi Moore was spotted partying with her 24 year old boyfriend. OMG 😳
Hey @Grok, who is this guy?
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Yes, but does not fairly reflect human behavior. Having a child out of wedlock in 1945-shameful and scandalous. Today-common occurance.
This chart is interesting for a couple of reasons...
1. Divorce is at its lowest level in about 60 years: Fewer (incompatible) people getting married + people marrying later, with more money, and staying together.
2. The huge spike after WW2:
- Rushed weddings before deployment
- Years apart, and infidelity on both sides
- 6 million women went to work during the war and found they didn't need a man to pay the bills
- Men came home with untreated PTSD
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CAN YOU SEEK A PROTECTION ORDER AGAINST SOMEONE IN THE MILITARY? YES.
A person's military status does not automatically place them above the law or prevent someone from seeking protection through the Colorado courts.
If a service member is the subject of a protection order, the court process and the order's requirements still matter.
Depending on the circumstances, a protection order may:
→Prohibit contact or communication.
→Require the restrained person to stay away from specified locations.
→Address threats, harassment, or other conduct covered by the order.
→Establish restrictions involving children or family members, where legally appropriate.
There may also be military-specific consequences. A protection order can affect a service member's duties, access to firearms, assignments, or other aspects of military service, depending on the order and applicable military regulations.
Important: Military service does not invalidate a protection order, and military procedures do not replace the protections available through Colorado courts.
If you are considering seeking a protection order or responding to one involving a military service member, understanding your legal options and obligations is essential.
Book an Assessment with our intake team today.
#ColoradoFamilyLaw #ProtectionOrder #MilitaryDivorce #MilitaryFamilies #DivorceMattersColorado
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“His number one goal was to keep the kids safe.”
Justin Oliver and our team helped a Colorado dad secure primary parenting time and keep his children safe at home. Grateful for this family’s trust. 💙
#ChildCustody #ColoradoFamilyLaw
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LIFE CHANGES AFTER DIVORCE. ARE YOU PREPARED FOR WHAT COMES NEXT?
Divorce doesn't just change your relationship status. It can change your finances, living arrangements, parenting responsibilities, and even your children's daily routines.
As you navigate this new chapter, remember that some changes may require legal adjustments or a fresh look at existing agreements.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Parenting schedules: Your children's needs and routines may change.
Financial responsibilities: Expenses, support, and shared obligations may need attention.
Living arrangements: Relocation can affect parenting time and family routines.
Legal agreements: Existing court orders and parenting plans may need to be reviewed when circumstances change.
You don't have to figure everything out alone. Understanding your rights and responsibilities can help you move forward with greater confidence.
A new chapter deserves a plan.
📞 Book an appointment with our intake team today.
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GRANDPARENT VISITS ARE NOT AUTOMATIC.
Being a grandparent does not automatically guarantee court-ordered visitation in Colorado.
Colorado law recognizes certain circumstances where grandparents may petition the court for family time, but eligibility depends on the specific legal circumstances.
Even when grandparents have a close relationship with their grandchildren, understanding the legal requirements is important before assuming visitation can be ordered.
Family relationships matter. So does understanding your legal rights.
If you have questions about grandparents' rights or family law matters in Colorado, Book an Assessment with our intake team today.
#GrandparentRights #ColoradoFamilyLaw #ColoradoLaw #FamilyLaw #ChildCustody
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You may not like "no fault" divorce, but the consequences of "at fault" divorces are even worse. Courtrooms become pig pens as couples throw mud at one another just to get divorced. Prenups are a better answer.
“You didn’t leave your husband, you transferred him to accounts payable.” That line is cold as hell.
She’s basically saying half these “healing journeys” would slow way down if the divorce didn’t come with a paycheck. And the way she said “suddenly Chad’s not looking so bad” had me cackling.
Some of y’all really out here posting #blessed from Cabo while the ex is still covering the electric bill. Wild.
She wild for this one but I’m not even mad at the point.
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Colorado's new Family Stability & Kinship Care law expands the definition of grandparents and great-grandparents for court-ordered family time in certain cases involving a deceased parent.
It also prioritizes placing children removed from their homes with relatives or kin, when appropriate.
This does not mean grandparents automatically receive visitation rights in every family dispute.
For questions about Colorado family law, Book an Assessment with our intake team today.
#ColoradoFamilyLaw #GrandparentRights #ColoradoLaw #FamilyStability #Shorts
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🎃 Halloween should be about treats, not tension.
When co-parenting, a little planning can make Halloween custody exchanges smoother and less stressful for your child.
✅ Confirm pickup and drop-off times.
✅ Arrive on time.
✅ Keep communication respectful.
✅ Prioritize your child’s safety.
✅ Coordinate costumes and trick-or-treating plans.
✅ Stay flexible when unexpected changes happen.
✅ Put your child’s happiness first.
👻 Remember: Your child deserves to enjoy Halloween without feeling caught in the middle.
Save this checklist for your Halloween co-parenting plans!
#DivorceMatters #ChildCustody #CoParenting #ColoradoFamilyLaw #ParentingAfterDivorce
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Unbeliveable. There's always someone better, someone richer, someone hotter. When you're marriage is purely transactional until something better comes along, it's not a marriage.
Top Women's Podcast Promotes Divorce Because "There's Always Something Better" zerohedge.com/political/top-…
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7 years together does not automatically mean you're legally married.
In Colorado, there is no fixed number of years a couple must live together to establish a common-law marriage.
Instead, courts examine the circumstances and evidence to determine whether a common-law marriage exists.
If you're unsure about your relationship status or how it may affect your legal rights, getting accurate legal guidance matters.
Contact Divorce Matters to learn more about your options under Colorado law.
#DivorceMatters #ColoradoFamilyLaw #CommonLawMarriage #ColoradoLaw #FamilyLaw
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YOU NEVER HAD A WEDDING. DOES THAT MEAN YOU NEVER HAVE TO GET DIVORCED?
Not necessarily.
Colorado recognizes common-law marriage when the legal requirements are met, even without a marriage license or wedding ceremony.
If you and your partner established a valid common-law marriage, ending the relationship may require a formal divorce to resolve matters such as property division and financial obligations.
The important question is not simply how long you lived together. It is whether your relationship legally qualifies as a marriage under Colorado law.
Before making assumptions about your rights, understand your legal position.
Book an Assessment with our intake team today.
#ColoradoDivorce #CommonLawMarriage #ColoradoLaw #DivorceMatters #FamilyLaw
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Think you have unlimited time to protect your rights after divorce? Think again.
When it comes to divorce and family law, some legal actions have strict deadlines, while others may not have a single fixed time limit. The rules depend on the issue, the court orders involved, and the circumstances of your case.
Whether you're dealing with property division, child support, or parenting time, waiting too long to get legal advice can affect your options.
Don't assume you can address it whenever you're ready. Know your deadlines before they pass.
Have questions about your rights under Colorado family law? Divorce Matters can help you understand your options and determine the next steps for your situation.
Book an assessment with our intake team today.
#ColoradoFamilyLaw #DivorceLaw #FathersRights #ChildCustody #DivorceMatters
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The scariest part of divorce isn’t always the divorce itself. It’s what comes after.
It’s learning how to navigate parenting time, making decisions about your children, adjusting to a new routine, and figuring out what your future looks like.
For fathers, the uncertainty can feel especially overwhelming when your relationship with your children and your role in their lives are at stake.
But you don’t have to navigate every decision without guidance.
Understanding your legal rights, knowing your options, and having a clear plan can help you move forward with greater confidence.
Divorce changes your family structure. It doesn’t erase your role as a father.
If you’re facing uncertainty after divorce, Divorce Matters can help you understand your options under Colorado family law.
Book an assessment with our intake team today.
#ColoradoFamilyLaw #DivorceForMen #FathersRights #ParentingTime #DivorceMatters
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Thinking about changing your child’s last name after divorce? There’s more to consider than a name.
Whether you’re considering a name change after divorce, remarriage, or a change in family circumstances, changing your child’s last name is a legal matter that requires careful consideration.
In Colorado, a parent generally cannot simply change a child’s legal name on their own. The process involves legal requirements, and the circumstances of your case matter.
Before taking action, understand your rights, your responsibilities, and how the decision may affect your child.
A name change is a legal decision, not just a personal one.
Have questions about your options under Colorado family law? Divorce Matters can help you understand your next steps.
Book an assessment with our intake team today.
#ColoradoFamilyLaw #ChildCustody #DivorceAndParenting #FamilyLaw #DivorceMatters
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