In re the Marriage of Rachel Belinsky and Rabbi Jacob Bellinsky

Central City, Colorado family law lawyers represented the wife and husband in a divorce.



The parties' marriage ended in 2016. Their separation agreement, which included a parenting plan, was incorporated into that decree, and provided for shared parental responsibilities for the

parties' six unemancipated children.



In 2021, after an evidentiary hearing, the district court imposed supervised parenting time requirements for father. A

division of this court concluded that the district court did not make sufficient findings under section 14-10-129(1)(b)(I), C.R.S. 2024, to justify the restrictions; the division thus reversed the parenting time

orders and remanded the case for reconsideration of father's parenting time.



Following the hearing, the magistrate made oral findings

regarding the best interests of the children, the applicable

relocation factors, and the interests of the parents. In a written

order, the magistrate granted mother's motions and adopted her

proposed parenting plan with an amendment that the plan would

only apply to the three remaining minor children.

Affirmed