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AKA: Law Office Of Bridget A McCann LLC
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Categories: Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (303) 832-2599

Address: 1763 N Franklin St, Denver, CO 80218

Website: http://www.bamccannlaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Adoption makes the adopting parent a legal parent under Colorado law, with all the rights and responsibilities that go along with being a legal parent to a child. For instance, the child will be recognized as a legal heir of, with the right to inherit from, both parents. If the couple separates, both parents will have equal rights under Colorado laws dealing with the allocation of parental responsibilities (custody, decision-making for the child, and child support).
Child Custody and Visitation
What used to be called child custody is now divided into three components of “parental responsibilities:” parenting time, decision-making, and child support. Parenting time and decision-making are to be allocated based on what is in the best interest of the child. Child-related issues can be highly emotional and stress-inducing when going through a divorce or separation, and children can be negatively impacted by their parents’ conflict. I encourage clients to negotiate their own parenting schedule and decision-making scheme instead of leaving it to the court. Mediation can help with this process. After all, you know your children and your ability to work jointly in the children’s best interest far better than the court can ever know, even with thorough and aggressive representation by the parties’ attorneys.
Adoption
If you are in a Colorado civil union or are legally married, whether a same-sex or opposite-sex relationship, then you may be eligible to do a step-parent adoption of your partner or spouse’s child. Step-parent adoptions do not require a home study, as do second parent adoptions.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Getting married or already married? Have children from a previous relationship? Then you should seriously consider a prenuptial agreement.
Guardianship
Custodial adoption is for clients that have legal custody or guardianship of the child and the child has lived with them for at least one year.
Spousal Support
Spousal maintenance is often a highly contested issue in divorce, for both LGBT and straight couples. It may be awarded when the receiving spouse lacks sufficient property to reasonably provide for himself or herself and is unable to support himself or herself through appropriate employment. Factors considered in determining the amount of maintenance include the standard of living during the marriage, the needs of the receiving party, the ability of the obligor to pay, income received from property, health and age of the parties, ability to work, and the length of the marriage. Colorado has enacted statutory guidelines for the amount and duration of maintenance based on the incomes of the parties and the length of the marriage. These guidelines, however, are not mandatory and the court may enter orders differing from the guidelines.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
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Wills
Medical Directives, commonly referred to as Living Wills, allow you to direct the use or disuse of life support procedures and artificial nourishment in certain situations. These are important and very personal decisions. Many clients feel a great sense of peace knowing they have put their wishes in writing and have relieved their family of having to make such difficult decisions while under emotional strain.
Trusts
A will is a document in which you direct who is to receive your property when you pass away. Many people think they don’t have an “estate,” but, actually, almost everyone has an estate to some extent. An estate is everything you own or have an interest in at the time of your death. It includes, but is not limited to, real property, personal property, bank accounts, retirement accounts, life insurance, and vehicles. If you want to direct who receives your property, whatever that may be, then you need a will. A will also allows you to designate who is to handle your affairs upon your death, the person who is to collect and distribute your property.
Power of Attorney
Powers of Attorney are essential elements to a comprehensive estate plan. They allow you to designate who is to handle your property and finances and to make health care decisions for you should you be unable to handle those affairs for yourself. Even if you are married or in a civil union, you should have Powers of Attorney in place. You will likely want to name your spouse or partner as your primary agent, but these documents allow you to name a successor agent in the event your spouse or partner is also incapacitated or unavailable for some reason.
Probate

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