Divorce Mediation FAQ: Child Custody Questions

Posted September 28, 2026

Child custody can be one of the most important and emotional issues parents face during divorce. In Colorado, the legal system calls it the allocation of parental responsibilities, which includes parenting time and decision-making responsibilities. A parenting plan can outline when kids spend time with each parent, how big decisions

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Mediation for Fault and No-Fault Divorce: What’s the Difference

Posted September 9, 2026

Divorce laws vary by state and one of the biggest areas of confusion is the difference between fault and no-fault divorce. Historically, spouses had to prove a legally recognized reason for ending their marriage. Today, Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, meaning spouses don’t have to prove wrongdoing to end

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Can You Make Special Requests During Denver Divorce Mediation?

Posted September 1, 2026

One of the benefits of divorce mediation is that you can create agreements that fit your family’s special situation. While Colorado law sets the framework for property division, parenting responsibilities and spousal or child support, many aspects of a divorce agreement can be customized to fit both spouses. During Denver

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SplitSimple Continues Annual Social Work Scholarship Supporting Future Family Advocates

Posted July 27, 2026

SplitSimple, a divorce mediation services provider operating in Denver, has announced the continuation of its annual scholarship program designed to support students pursuing careers in social work. The scholarship recognizes the important role social workers play in helping individuals and families navigate life’s challenges, including divorce and separation. The scholarship

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Can You Make Special Requests During Denver Divorce Mediation?

Posted July 27, 2026

One of the benefits of divorce mediation is that you can create agreements that fit your family’s special situation. While Colorado law sets the framework for property division, parenting responsibilities and spousal or child support, many aspects of a divorce agreement can be customized to fit both spouses. During Denver

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Why Many Attorney-Mediators Have a Background in Family Law

Posted July 8, 2026

Divorce mediation allows couples to work together to resolve the legal and financial issues of ending a marriage. Instead of asking a judge to decide, spouses work with a neutral mediator to agree on property division, parenting plans, spousal and child support as well as other important matters. Mediators come

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Why Family Law Attorneys Often Serve as Divorce Mediators

Posted June 11, 2026

Divorce mediation is a process that helps separating couples work out agreements on important aspects of divorce, including property division, parenting arrangements, child support and spousal maintenance. Through communication, negotiation and compromise, mediation gives couples the opportunity to resolve disputes outside of a courtroom. Because divorce agreements involve legal and

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