The Impact of Divorce on Your Kids

The Democratic party recently introduced this new bill and it is now under consideration. This proposal would create a paid family leave plan through the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, but employees and employers would be required to contribute equal amounts.

THE CONSEQUENCES OF MOVING OUT

What is Parental Alienation?

The term, "Parental Alienation" is usually used in the context of divorce and custody matters, and refers to the psychological manipulation of a child towards the other parent. Parental alienation often occurs during an acrimonious divorce when one parent begins to voice their displeasure about and distain for the other parent. Negative comments about the other parent can become highly destructive to the relationship between the child and the targeted parent. If left unchecked, parental alienation may have a lifelong and highly negative impact on the child's relationship with both parents and the relationships they attempt to create in the future.