Doing The Heavy Lifting For Kids In Court With Kristen Tarrin, Esq, CFI, CLR

2026-06-10 · 52 min · episode 15 · 25 entities

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Doing The Heavy Lifting For Kids In Court With Kristen Tarrin, Esq, CFI, CLR

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Kristen Tarrin is a part-time judge and full-time advocate for children in Colorado. In this episode, she shares her passion for helping families navigate restructuring after separation and discusses the challenges of handling cases involving coercive control and domestic violence. As a Child and Family Investigator (CFI), Kristen serves as a court-appointed neutral tasked with gathering information from parents, children, teachers, therapists, and other key individuals. In Colorado, CFIs complete 60 hours of initial training, including domestic violence and child abuse education, and continue their training throughout their careers. Kristen explains that a CFI’s primary role is not to make decisions but to provide the court with a clear, fact-based report and recommendations. She also offers insight from the bench, revealing what she pays closest attention to when reviewing CFI reports: the voices of the children and the perspectives of neutral third parties. Learn more and register at consiliuminstitute.com and get 10% off using the code BOLD10.