Divorce at Altitude: A Podcast on Colorado Family Law
Parenting Time During the Holidays | Episode 129
December 30,2022
The holidays are a time to be together so how do you navigate sharing your children with your ex-spouse? Today on Divorce at Altitude, we are discussing holiday parenting time. Parents often do not consider how holidays fit in with their regular parenting schedule and in this episode, we talk about the difference between the […]
Tom Brady, Professional Athletes, and Divorce with Evan Schein | Episode 128
December 16,2022
Earlier this week, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady and super model Gisele Bündchen announced that they have decided to file for divorce. Divorces involving professional athletes or celebrities bring a unique set of issues due to contracts, marital agreements, media attention and more. Ryan Kalamaya and top NYC family law attorney Evan Schein discuss challenges that come with […]
Paying Alimony or Spousal Maintenance and Retirement with Ryan and Amy | Episode 127
December 16,2022
Many people plan for retirement with their spouse in mind — and then they get divorced! During today’s episode, you will hear what it takes to qualify for spousal maintenance, and why the court might be reluctant to grant it. We touch on Colorado’s advisory guideline for maintenance and support, with a specific focus on […]
Cryptocurrency in a Colorado Divorce with Anthony A. Garcia | Episode 126
December 16,2022
Dividing assets in a divorce can be tricky, but what happens when you have cryptocurrency thrown in the mix? Anthony A. Garcia, an experienced cryptocurrency lawyer and investor, is here to unpack this complicated and lucrative investment opportunity. Anthony breaks down cryptocurrency into manageable definitions, concepts, and processes to simplify our understanding of this ever-changing field. […]
Top Divorce Consultation Questions | Episode 125
December 15,2022
Today we are re-broadcasting an episode that has aired before; we’re talking about the top seven frequently asked questions that come up in a consultation, what they are, and what our responses usually sound like. Using the example of Melanie and Eric Wolff, we ask and answer some pertinent questions common to the divorce process. […]
Trust Interests in a Colorado Divorce | Episode 124
December 15,2022
During a divorce, a lot of families will enlist family planning services and a variety of different tools to make sure that their money is going to go where they desire it to. One of the key issues that come up in divorce cases when a trust is involved is the issue of whether the […]
When is it Time for a Divorce and What Should People Consider if Trying to Reconcile with Lori Kret and Jeff Cole | Episode 123
October 17,2022
During today’s conversation, we discuss the commonly asked question of how to tell that it’s time to get a divorce. On the flip side, we look at how to know it’s time to save your marriage. Joining us to explore these questions are licensed therapists and board-certified coaches, Lori Kret and Jeff Cole. Lori and Jeff founded the Aspen […]
Who is Erik Wolff Again | Episode 122
October 13,2022
We often refer to Eric and Melanie Wolff’s story here on our Divorce at Altitude podcast, but if you are a new listener, you might find yourself wondering who they are. In this short episode, Ryan re-shares the story of fictional divorce client Eric Wolff. Many of the scenarios and feelings that Eric and Melanie […]
Colorado LLP Program Implementation Update with Maha Kamal | Episode 121
September 18,2022
A lot has happened since our episode on the Limited License Paraprofessional’s program (LLP), a program that will authorize paraprofessionals to help solve simple divorce cases. So today, we are joined, once again, by Maha Kamal to update us on the program’s developments. As you may remember, Maha is the founding attorney of the Colorado Family Law Project and […]
Enforcing Court Orders without Filing for Contempt with Halleh Omidi, Esq. | Episode 120
September 17,2022
The most frequent types of complaints we receive from clients are issues of non-compliance. Filing for contempt of court is a common approach when dealing with non-compliance; however, this leads to rising tensions that make dealing with future issues and co-parenting difficult. In today’s episode, Halleh Omidi, a family lawyer from Denver, discusses options to enforce […]