Reaching the decision to divorce isn’t easy, but once divorce is the inevitable conclusion to your marriage, it’s time to consider the mechanics of the divorce process in Denver. There are multiple options for legal paths to follow to finalize a divorce, depending on the circumstances of the marriage and the willingness or ability of both spouses to communicate and compromise. Understanding the different types of divorces in Colorado helps individuals seeking to dissolve their marriage determine the process that…

Divorce is emotionally difficult under most circumstances, but when one spouse has a significant disability, it becomes more legally complex as well as emotionally fraught. A disabled spouse may be more dependent on the other spouse’s income, assistance, and medical insurance than a non-disabled spouse would be, and this dependence impacts nearly all aspects of divorce. It’s important to know what to expect during a divorce in Denver, Colorado from a spouse with a disability. Call us for a free…

Seat belts have saved countless lives since federal law began requiring all vehicle manufacturers to install them in new cars in 1968. By 1995, nearly all U.S. states, including Colorado, had mandatory seatbelt laws. According to the National Safety Council (NSC), seat belts reduce the risk of front-seat passenger fatalities by 45% and reduce moderate to severe injuries by 50%. Still, 223 unbuckled Colorado motorists died in car accidents in a single recent year. Many of those traffic fatalities were…

Here at Ciancio Ciancio Brown P.C., we’re happy to share that Cynthia L. Ciancio, founding shareholder of Ciancio Ciancio Brown, P.C., was recently featured in Law Week Colorado where she shared insights on Colorado’s Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals (LLPs) program and the evolving role of social media evidence in family law cases. With over 25 years of experience in family law, Ciancio leads the firm’s family law group, handling complex divorce, alimony, and custody matters all across Colorado. She has been…

When we walk down a flower-strewn aisle, we hope to have a happy marriage and raise children together in a wholesome family environment with both parents present and involved. Unfortunately, life’s path sometimes takes unexpected turns, and spouses choose different ways to move forward apart. When divorcing spouses share children, the divorce doesn’t just happen to the couple, but affects the whole family. Children often suffer emotional consequences from divorce, but does this really lead to juvenile delinquency? Reach out…