Kalamaya Goscha Law

03/30/2026

We’re proud to share that Amy Goscha has been recognized as a Top Lawyer for 2026 by 5280 Magazine.

The 5280 Top Lawyers list highlights the Denver Metro Area’s leading attorneys through a rigorous peer-review process combined with independent editorial research.

Amy’s dedication to thoughtful, strategic advocacy in family law continues to set her apart. We’re proud to have her leading the way.

03/25/2026

We’re proud to share that several attorneys at Kalamaya | Goscha have been selected to the 2026 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists — a recognition reserved for outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.

2026 Super Lawyers:
Ryan Kalamaya — Family Law & Personal Injury
Amy Goscha — Family Law

2026 Rising Stars:
Georgina Melbye — Family Law & Personal Injury
Michael Fox — Personal Injury
Kate Mulh — Family Law

Super Lawyers is a highly selective process, with no more than 5% of attorneys named to the Super Lawyers list and only 2.5% recognized as Rising Stars. Honorees are chosen through a rigorous, multiphase selection process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and peer evaluations.

We’re honored to see our team recognized across both lists and proud of the work they continue to do for clients throughout Colorado.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! ✨

12/31/2025

As we begin a new year, it is a natural time to pause, reflect, and plan ahead—especially when it comes to your children’s well-being.

If you share parenting responsibilities, this can be a meaningful opportunity to review your parenting plan and consider whether any updates may better support your children in the year ahead. Many parenting plans even include an annual review provision to help ensure the arrangement continues to meet your children’s needs.

Beyond schedules and logistics, it is also a chance to recommit to how you show up as a parent. Think about how you can strengthen communication, support healthy co-parenting, and create a stable, encouraging environment for your children.

A new year brings a fresh opportunity to focus on what matters most: your children’s happiness, security, and growth.

12/30/2025

If you’ve been involved in a car accident, thorough documentation is key to supporting your insurance claim. Be sure to provide your insurance company with as much detailed information as possible, including photographs, witness statements, medical records, and repair estimates. In some cases, you may also need to negotiate to ensure the compensation offered truly reflects your losses.

Being prepared and informed can make a meaningful difference in the outcome of your claim.
Learn more: https://loom.ly/Mpj1i0A

12/29/2025

When a couple divorces in Colorado, they have the ability to decide how to divide their property by creating a separation agreement. If they are unable to reach an agreement, a judge will step in and determine how assets and debts are divided.

Understanding your rights, what qualifies as marital vs. separate property, and how courts evaluate fairness can make a significant difference in the outcome.

🔗 Read more about how property is divided in Colorado divorces here: https://loom.ly/R1eY8bI

12/26/2025

As we head into colder weather in Colorado, winter driving safety becomes even more important. If you’ll be on the road this season, keep these tips in mind:

❄️ Slow down — icy roads and reduced visibility can make stopping harder
❄️ Brake gently — sudden braking can cause skidding; if you slide, steer calmly in the direction of the skid
❄️ Take wider, slower turns to maintain traction
❄️ Avoid long idling — driving warms your car more efficiently
❄️ Be mindful on hills — gain momentum before inclines and descend slowly

Preparation and patience can help keep you and others safe this winter. Stay warm and drive carefully!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Kalamaya | Goscha! 🎄✨
We wish you a joyful, peaceful holiday filled with warmth, gratitude, and time with those you love.

12/24/2025

It’s Christmas Eve, and while this time of year is filled with celebration and togetherness, it can also be challenging for divorced or separated parents navigating shared parenting time. Balancing schedules, expectations, and emotions while trying to keep the holiday joyful is no small task.

In this episode of Divorce at Altitude, we revisit holiday parenting time and how it works alongside your regular parenting schedule. We discuss:
🎄 How holiday parenting time differs from your normal plan
🎄 What happens when Christmas schedules disrupt routine
🎄 How a parenting coordinator or decision-maker can help resolve conflict

We also talk through real-life considerations like your children’s ages, travel logistics, and family traditions to help make the holiday experience smoother for everyone involved.

🎧 Listen here for guidance and reassurance this Christmas: https://loom.ly/mIrfwZs

12/23/2025

A recent AAspen Daily Newsarticle offers a unique, firsthand account of jury duty from a local journalist called to serve on one of our firm’s trials. Our criminal defense associate, Andrea Panetta, represented the defense in the trial. After hearing the evidence, the jury returned a not guilty verdict on the DUI charge — a reminder of how critical preparation, advocacy, and engaged jurors are to a fair outcome.

The piece highlights the challenges, responsibilities, and insights that come with sitting in the jury box, which is a side of the justice system many don’t see.

The article is a great reminder of the critical role jurors play in our legal system and the value of thoughtful, engaged participation when called.

At Kalamaya | Goscha, we appreciate every person who steps into that role, and we’re proud to support meaningful conversations about how justice works in our community.

I’ve been called a lot of things during my time in Aspen as a news reporter, but never a juror. That distinction changed earlier this month, when...

12/23/2025

When does spousal maintenance end?

Understanding how and when support payments terminate can make a major difference in planning your next steps during or after a divorce.

In Colorado, spousal maintenance may end when:
• The court-ordered duration expires
• The receiving spouse remarries or enters into a financially supportive relationship
• A major financial change occurs, allowing either party to request a modification or termination

Knowing your rights and responsibilities is essential, especially in situations involving changing income, new relationships, or evolving life circumstances. Speaking with an experienced attorney can help you understand what applies to your specific case and what options may be available.
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Learn more about spousal maintenance in Colorado here: https://loom.ly/FeY8QNY