Divorce at Altitude: A Podcast on Colorado Family Law
Surviving an Abusive Spouse and Thinking Positively about Divorce with Jennifer Coulson – Ep. 18
May 12,2021
Studies show that almost 50% of women have experienced some form of psychological aggression by an intimate partner during their lifetime. Whether you come to the realization of the unhealthiness of your marriage on your own or through therapy, the divorce process can seem daunting at first, especially when kids are involved. Vail Valley realtor […]
eDiscovery Best Practices with Industry Expert Doug Austin – Ep. 16
May 12,2021
eDiscovery expert Doug Austin joins Ryan Kalamaya on Divorce at Altitude to discuss current issues and case law in electronic discovery, cybersecurity and data privacy, and best practices for protecting information for divorce lawyers. In This Episode: – How can parties in a divorce try to modify, conceal or change digital evidence? – What happens if a party doesn’t disclose […]
Benefits of e-Discovery for Divorce Lawyers with Brett Burney – Ep. 14
April 22,2021
Living in the age of electronic information can be challenging especially when it comes to legal technology and e-discovery. The vast majority of family law cases involve some form of e-discovery from text messages, social media posts, email, and more. Ryan Kalamaya sits down with Brett Burney to discuss different solutions he uses with clients to combat common […]
Surviving Divorce with Kids, with Monica Brizendine – Ep. 12
April 15,2021
For better or for worse, in sickness and in health, till death do us part. When you said those vows, you meant every word of it and never prepared yourself for the end. Maybe you saw it coming, maybe you didn’t. Either way, going through a divorce affects every single area of your life and […]
Selling Real Estate in a Divorce with Aspen Realtor Chris Klug – Ep. 10
April 09,2021
Selling a house can be one of the biggest challenges that arises during the divorce process. Aspen realtor Chris Klug joins Ryan Kalamaya on Episode 10 of Divorce at Altitude to discuss what a realtor can do to ensure that both parties are able to get the most value for one of the biggest assets in a […]
Maintaining Health and Wellness During Divorce with Dr. Susan Darrah – Ep. 8
April 09,2021
The stress and grief that comes with experiencing a life altering event such as divorce, can affect someone both physically and emotionally. In episode 8 of Divorce at Altitude, Dr. Susan Harrah joins Amy Goscha to discuss the main areas of your health that you should focus on during the divorce process. In This Episode – How […]
Child Custody Issues Across State Borders, with Brian Walters – Ep. 6
March 25,2021
Eric Wolff and his wife Melanie live in Houston but have a home in Aspen they frequent in the winter and summers. Melanie comes to Aspen with the kids, stays there and files for divorce while Eric is still in Houston. How is a custody agreement arranged? In Episode 6 of Divorce at Altitude, Brian Walters of Walters Gilbreath, […]
What Do Lawyers Think About Before Their Client Files For Divorce? | Divorce at Altitude – Ep. 5
March 18,2021
In Episode 5, Ryan and Amy discuss what pre-filing considerations come to mind in Eric Wolff’s story after his initial consultation when he makes the decision to hire a divorce attorney. They go over different scenarios that can affect the timing of filing, such as a recent move to Colorado from a different state, or upcoming […]
Top 7 FAQs for Divorce Consultations | Divorce at Altitude – Ep. 4
March 11,2021
As Eric Wolff steps into the office for his initial divorce consultation, he has many questions running through his head. “Am I going to have to pay Melanie alimony for the rest of my life? Where will I live? I don’t have the funds to move out right away. When can I start dating again?” Ryan and […]
Invalidating and Challenging Martial Agreements with Jim Bailey | Divorce at Altitude – Ep. 3
March 05,2021
You’ve seen it in the news… Dr. Dre ripped up his prenuptial agreement and his ex-wife is claiming he owes her $2 million in spousal support each month. So, what actually happens when a prenup needs to be enforced? What do attorneys look for to determine the validity of a prenup?