Information, not legal advice. What you find here is general information and free tools. It is not legal advice about your situation, and using it does not make us your attorney. Every case is different. For advice about your own case, a licensed attorney can help — Colorado’s Office of Respondent Parents’ Counsel provides court-appointed lawyers for parents who qualify.
Tools · Family time
Visit Prep Checklist
Family time is the heartbeat of a case — and the part most worth preparing for. Plan each visit, walk in steady, and capture how it went while it's fresh. Visits get observed and noted; this is your side of the notes.
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Plan a visit
No visits logged yet. Many parents plan the next one here, then come back after to write down how it went — same day, while the details are sharp.
Consistent, prepared, warm visits are among the strongest facts a parent can put on a record — and a same-day note ("we read two books, she didn't want to leave") is worth more later than a memory. If a visit is cancelled or cut short, that belongs in the note too, with who said what. Pairs with Staying in Your Child's Life and the Documentation Log; hearings and schedule changes go in Court Dates & Deadlines.