When 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…
How Child’s Legal Representatives Advocate for Children in Colorado Family Law Cases
In Colorado family law, a Child’s Legal Representative (CLR) plays a pivotal role in ensuring prioritization of a child’s best interests during legal proceedings. Unlike other roles, such as Child and Family Investigators (CFIs) or Parental Responsibilities Evaluators (PREs), CLRs are appointed by the…
How to Work with a Child’s Legal Representative (CLR) in Family Law Cases
Key Takeaways: A Child’s Legal Representative (CLR) represents the child’s best interests in family law cases. Early appointment of a CLR can prevent prolonged conflict and toxicity. CLR roles involve detailed investigation, direct child interaction, negotiation, and possible litigation. Success in CLR cases focuses…
Giving Children a Voice in Divorce: Insights from Filmmaker Ellen Bruno
Divorce is a challenging journey for any family, but its impact on children often goes unspoken. In episode 36 of the Children First Family Law Podcast, host Krista Nash welcomes award-winning documentary filmmaker Ellen Bruno, creator of “Split: The Early Years” and “Split Up:…
Choosing Your Child’s Therapist with Child Custody Expert & LPC Christy Bradshaw Schmidt
Finding the right therapist for your child during a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when emotions are high and the stakes are even higher. In this episode of Children First Family Law, Krista interviews Christy Bradshaw Schmidt, a licensed professional counselor and child custody…
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