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05/08/2026

The feds may be ready to dust off a 30 y.o. statute and actually start enforcing it, causing parents with child support to lose their passports.

Parents with $2500 or more of child support arrears could face revocation of their passports, among other remedies.

04/15/2026

It must be awards season - our senior associate Jesse Feinsod has also been recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for the third year in a row - putting him in about the top 10% of family law attorneys in Colorado Springs.

Jesse Feinsod, senior attorney at Graham.Law, is recognized as a Colorado 2026 Best Lawyer: Ones to Watch for the 3rd consecutive year.

04/15/2026

Congratulations to partner Tahli Delgado, who has been recognized on the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch list for the third year in a row!

See this post for more details of this award, one of the few legal awards that actually means something:

Tahli Delgado, Graham.Law partner, is recognized as a Colorado 2026 Best Lawyer: Ones to Watch for family law for the third consecutive year.

03/30/2026

Convoluted court case, where the Colorado Court of Appeals held a trial court could not modify how the parents refer to their child without meeting the statutory requirements to modify decision-making, AND the strict Constitutional standards to overcome the parents' freedom of speech under the First Amendment.

Learn more: https://www.graham.law/blog/court-order-parents-specific-name-for-child/

03/30/2026

Both Graham.Law partners, Carl Graham and Tahli Delgado, made the peer-reviewed Top Attorneys list for 2026 from Colorado Springs Magazine.

For 2026, Colorado Springs Magazine honors both Graham.Law partners by naming them Top Attorneys for family law in the area.

01/22/2026

Proposed bill would create a presumption of equal parenting time in Colorado cases, requiring clear & convincing evidence to rebut.

The domestic relations bar has defeated similar attempts to establish presumptive parenting in the past, and presumably, this proposal will suffer the same fate.

Proposed legislation would create a presumption of equal parenting time in Colorado. More to follow if this bill is ever enacted.

11/17/2025

Some big changes to Colorado child support in 2025, including eliminating the 93-overnight threshold previously used for Worksheet A vs Worksheet B determinations, getting rid of the $250 per-child-per-year threshold for extraordinary medical expenses, and giving courts flexibility to allocate the children's tax exemptions instead of them being proportional to income.

Some major Colorado child support changes in 2025, including removing the 93-overnight threshold to receive parenting time credit & more.

10/08/2025

A sensationalist, but questionable survey from a debt management company claims that debts are a major cause of divorce.

09/10/2025

Colorado has taken a significant step away from no-fault divorces with a new statute that requires courts to consider domestic violence when determining alimony payments. And the definition of domestic violence is pretty broad, incorporating both actual violence, as well as coercive control, economic abuse, emotional abuse, and litigation abuse.

2025 law requires judges to consider domestic violence for alimony purposes, including physical/sexual abuse, coercive control & emotional abuse.

08/25/2025

Graham.Law is proud to announce that three of our four attorneys have received awards from Best Lawyers:

Partner Carl Graham was named Lawyer of the Year for family law in Colorado Springs & Central Colorado for the third time (2022, 2024, and 2026).

Partner Tahli Delgado was named to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for the third year in a row (2024-2026).

Senior Associate Jesse Feinsod was named to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for the third year in a row (2024-2026).