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Jesse Feinsod – Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2026 Family Law
Jesse Feinsod, senior attorney at Graham.Law, is recognized as a Colorado 2026 Best Lawyer: Ones to Watch for the 3rd consecutive year.
Tahli Delgado – Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch 2026 Family Law
Tahli Delgado, Graham.Law partner, is recognized as a Colorado 2026 Best Lawyer: Ones to Watch for family law for the third consecutive year.
Can Court Order Parents to Use Specific Name for Child?
It’s rare to see parenting cases with constitutional implications, and when the First Amendment is involved, courts must apply a “strict scrutiny” standard. We previously wrote about a Pennsylvania case in which the trial judge ordered a mother to prevent her child from calling her new husband “Dad.” In Colorado, the…
Colorado Springs Magazine: Two Top Attorneys at Graham.Law
For 2026, Colorado Springs Magazine honors both Graham.Law partners by naming them Top Attorneys for family law in the area.
Bill for Equal Parenting Time in Colorado Custody Cases
Proposed legislation would create a presumption of equal parenting time in Colorado. More to follow if this bill is ever enacted.
Colorado Case Law Search Now Includes Unpublished Decisions
The Colorado Judiciary finally includes unpublished decisions from the Court of Appeals in its searchable database, Colorado Case Law Search.
BIG Colorado Child Support Changes in 2025
Some major Colorado child support changes in 2025, including removing the 93-overnight threshold to receive parenting time credit & more.
Debt & Divorce – is a Credit Card Grounds for Dissolution?
A sensationalist, but questionable survey from a debt management company claims that debts are a major cause of divorce.
Domestic Violence Now Affects Alimony in a Colorado Divorce
2025 law requires judges to consider domestic violence for alimony purposes, including physical/sexual abuse, coercive control & emotional abuse.
Best Lawyers in America – Family Law Lawyer of the Year 2026
Best Lawyers in America has named managing partner, Carl Graham, as the 2022 Lawyer of the Year for Colorado family law.
Need Evidence of Asset Value for Divorce Court to Divide It
Colorado court declined to divide the husband's FERS pension at divorce because the wife failed to put on any evidence of the asset value.
Prenup 2 Days Before Wedding Sufficient Time for Counsel
The Supreme Court of ND, the only other state to adopt the UPMAA, recently upheld a prenuptial agreement signed just 2 days before the wedding.
Full Social Security for State Employees who Paid Into It
The Social Security Fairness Act repeals the "Windfall Elimination Provision" which reduced benefits to state employees in non-covered jobs.
Children’s UTMA Account Not Marital Asset in Divorce
Colorado court holds that funds in a UTMA account belong to the child, not the parents, so cannot be divided as marital property at divorce.
2025 Military COLA (Cost of Living Adjustment)
Per the Cost of Living Adjustments announced, retirees see a 2.5% annual COLA for 2025, in line with traditional raises.
Joint Property is Marital at Divorce, Despite Tracing
While tracing can prove separate vs marital components of a commingled asset, it cannot on its own prove intent for joint property to be separate.
No Email Service of Process for Contempt of Court
Colorado Supreme Court hold that email service of process does not satisfy the requirement to "directly serve" contempt documents.
Graham.Law Awarded Pro Bono Firm of the Year for 2024
Graham.Law was awarded The Justice Center’s Pro Bono Firm of the Year Award at May's Law Day Awards for the El Paso County Bar Association.
No Personal Jurisdiction Over Spouse Living Outside Colorado
Colorado court rules that "minimum contacts" is only for corporations; general personal jurisdiction over an out-of-state spouse requires domicile.
VA Disability – Not Contempt to Violate Indemnity Order
Colorado court rules that trial judges have no jurisdiction to enforce through contempt a divorce agreement to share VA disability payments.
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