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Is Colorado a mom or dad state?

Some worry that the court automatically favors mothers over fathers in custody cases. However, this is now simply a myth. Colorado is neither a mom state nor a dad state when deciding on child custody. Its also not an automatic 50-50 parenting time state. Heres how it works.

What rights do fathers have in Colorado?

Under Colorado law, fathers enjoy equal rights and opportunities to the raising of their children. So long as the court determines that it is in the childrens best interests, fathers may enjoy equal or even greater parenting time that the mother.

What rights do unmarried fathers have in Colorado?

An unmarried father has no legal rights to custody or visitation of the child. There is no presumption of paternity. Unwed fathers are not, by default, assumed to be biologically related to their children. Unwed fathers must take steps in order to establish paternity.

What rights does a father have to an unborn child in Colorado?

When a child is born in Colorado to unwed parents, the mother is given sole legal and physical custody. The unmarried father has no custody or visitation rights. The birth of the child does not automatically grant a legitimate parent-child relationship.

Is Colorado a father friendly state?

Colorado is one of the most favorable states for fathers going through a divorce or in a child custody dispute. There is no Colorado law that makes equal parenting time the default.

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