A case may involve:

• the best-interests factors governing parental responsibilities;

• allegations that parenting time endangers a child;

• disputes over medical, educational, or therapeutic decision-making;

• interstate jurisdiction under the UCCJEA;

• financial disclosure obligations under Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.2;

• tracing separate and marital property;

• business income and valuation;

• child support and spousal maintenance;

• enforcement or modification of existing orders;

• protection orders;

• expert evaluations and child-focused professionals; or

• appellate review of a magistrate or district court ruling.

  Dylla Family Law handles all of the above.