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Divorce brings stress even when both people want to keep things peaceful. In Colorado, two options help couples settle issues without a long court fight: mediation and collaborative law. Each one works differently. Learning the basics enables you to choose the process...
When facing a divorce, you deserve a clear understanding of what happens to your property. Colorado is an equitable distribution state, unlike a handful of states that follow a community property rule. Under this system, the court divides marital assets and debts...
When you are facing the end of a marriage, the legal system can feel intimidating. You might worry about having to prove to a court why your relationship is over, picturing a painful process of assigning blame. Fortunately, Colorado law takes a more compassionate...
Deciding to divorce is never easy, and the road ahead for you and your spouse can be full of complications. The best way to handle a divorce is to have a clear roadmap. To guide you through the initial chaos, here is a checklist of essential steps of the process....
Divorce does more than separate two people. It changes nearly every part of your life, including your finances. If you are preparing for divorce, it helps to understand how money matters may shift so you can plan ahead and avoid extra stress. Income and expenses after...
Division of assets during divorce is often complicated. This is particularly true when it comes to home equity fluctuations. Few areas experience this more than Denver’s current market. As such, those going through a divorce are wise to understand the complexities of...
Dividing retirement accounts in divorce can feel overwhelming because these assets are not only about today’s money but also about long-term security. In this article, you’ll see how Colorado divorce law treats retirement savings, what the immediate division looks...
Over recent years, there has been a prevalent rise in the country’s divorce rates that pertain to older couples who break up during or after their retirement ages, also known as gray divorces. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are around 43% of adults aged 55...
You may be able to keep the house, but it depends on how the court views your situation. Judges consider your financial stability, parenting responsibilities and the role your home plays in your life. Whether you reach an agreement or go to trial, the outcome depends...
Divorce significantly alters family dynamics, but it doesn’t have to disrupt your child’s sense of security or emotional grounding. The way you communicate during this transition plays a powerful role in how your child processes the change. Your primary objective...
