Building Healthy Stepfamilies Takes More Than Love
Blending a family after divorce isn’t easy, and no two families do it the same way. In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista Nash speaks with Dr. Ann Ordway, a family law attorney, parenting coordinator, and stepfamily coach, about creating…
Read MoreFathering After Divorce: Building Better Bonds for the Long Haul
Many parenting conversations after divorce focus on legal rights and schedules. But what about the relationship itself? In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista speaks with psychologist and parenting expert Dr. Marsha Kline Pruett to unpack what healthy post-divorce fathering…
Read MoreWhen One Parent Wants to Move: What Colorado Families Need to Know
Relocation cases after divorce are some of the most emotionally complex and legally misunderstood areas in family law. In this episode of Children First Family Law, family law attorney Krista Nash explains what happens when one parent wants to move and how Colorado law…
Read MoreHelping Children Transition Between Two Homes After Divorce
When families separate, children often find themselves caught between two homes, two routines, and two emotional worlds. In this episode of the Children First Family Law podcast, Krista speaks with psychologist Dr. Susan Fletcher about how children adapt after divorce and what parents and…
Read MoreWhen Divorce and Abuse Allegations Collide: What Parents and Courts Need to Know
When child abuse is alleged during a divorce, the stakes rise dramatically—and the system doesn’t always rise with them. In this episode of the Children First Family Law Podcast, Krista interviews child abuse attorney and former police officer Seth Goldstein, who has spent over…
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