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Claims Appeals Board Holds CRDP is Divisible Last year, we wrote about a decision from the Department of Defense Claims Appeals Board (CAB) holding that a portion of a Chapter 61 disability retired pay is divisible and should be awarded to a former spouse. That post has a more detailed…
Carl Graham Top Attorney Again in 2024 I appear to have been derelict in updating my awards. When I received notice that Colorado Springs Magazine has again selected me as a top attorney for 2024, I looked for last year’s post so I could simply update that, but realize I…
In a recent unpublished decision, the Colorado Court of Appeals held that a trial court cannot summarily deny grandparent intervention in a child custody case to seek grandparent family time without explanation. Trial Court – Father Has Sole Decision-Making In Brown, the parties agreed at dissolution that the father had…
Graham.Law is thrilled to announce that our senior associate, Tahli Delgado, has been recognized by the prestigious Best Lawyers as one of their Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for family law in Colorado Springs. These are lawyers recognized for their excellence by their peers who are themselves recognized as the…
2024 Update – Another Family Law Lawyer of the Year Award This 2024 Best Lawyers in America honor was actually more surprising than my original Lawyer of the Year award in 2022, but I won it for family law again in 2024 – and that’s with no campaigning! I sort…
It was inevitable – the culture wars being fought over LGBTQ+ issues have entered the parenting arena, and as one may imagine, not in a good way. At least two different states have enacted legislation which would give their courts emergency parenting jurisdiction over transgender children based upon gender affirmation…
I have lost track of how many times the Colorado Assembly has modified the child support statute in the past couple of decades – it seems like about every other year or so. The good thing is that the changes are invariably improvements, as they clarify ambiguities which have been…
Protecting children from potential child abuse in Colorado has long been the goal of judges in custody cases. In our Domestic Violence & Child Custody article in the Colorado Family Law Guide, there are several ways which courts are already required to consider allegations of spousal or child abuse, sexual…
On May 23, 2023, Governor Polis signed House Bill 23-1206, Concerning Family Time for Grandparents, which is the first update to grandparents rights in Colorado in almost a decade. The bill takes effect on August 7, 2023 (i.e. on the 91st day after the May 8 adjournment of the Colorado…
“A husband hid $500,000 in bitcoin during a divorce — and got busted by a crypto hunter.” This headline from CNBC last week tells an increasingly-common story – people are increasingly comfortable using both electronic payments (e.g. Pay Pal or Zelle), as well as cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin. And since…
