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When couples face challenges in their marriage, they may consider either legal separation or divorce. Both options have unique advantages and disadvantages depending on the situation. Understanding the key differences can help in making the right decision. Key...
Spousal support, also known as maintenance, refers to payments one spouse makes to the other after a divorce. It can be a much-needed source of financial stability during a period of change. Colorado courts consider several factors when deciding whether to award...
Divorce can be emotionally and financially overwhelming. During this difficult time, it is easy to make mistakes that can lead to costly or long-term consequences. Knowing the most common mistakes can help individuals navigate the process more effectively. Failing to...
Divorce used to carry a significant stigma that impacted people’s lives and social standing. The fear of judgment from family, friends, and society often discouraged individuals from ending unhappy marriages. Today, views on divorce are shifting, and this change...
Social media plays a significant role in divorce cases. Posts, messages, and photos shared online impact divorce proceedings. Understanding how courts use social media as evidence helps people avoid unintended consequences. How social media evidence works Anything...
Being a business owner means unique challenges. Creating an estate plan is a step toward overcoming those challenges and protecting important assets. Without a clear plan in place, many business owners risk losing the legacy they worked hard to build. An estate plan...
Starting a family brings new responsibilities, and estate planning is one of them. You might understandably wonder whether you should update your existing estate plan or start a new one altogether. While updating an existing plan might seem more straightforward,...
A remarriage is an exciting new chapter in life, but it also means you need to think carefully about your estate plan. This is especially important if you have children from a previous marriage or if you and your new spouse have different financial situations. ...
Creating an estate plan might seem unnecessary, but it’s a crucial step for managing your assets after you pass away. Understanding the difference between having a will and not having one can help you make informed decisions about your future and your family’s...
When someone passes away, someone has to manage their estate and distribute it according to their will or state laws. In Colorado, the person responsible for this task is the estate administrator. Requirements to be an estate administrator To be an estate...
