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The fastest and most private divorces typically require cooperation. Spouses agree to settle matters outside of court by working together or adhering to the terms set in a prenuptial agreement instead of fighting during the divorce proceedings. Occasionally, divorce...
Divorce ends a marriage, but money can keep people linked after the split. Spousal maintenance (alimony) can provide needed financial support after divorce, but it does not always last forever. Whether you are in a position to pay or receive alimony, knowing when...
When you own more than one property in Colorado, divorce or co-owner disputes can reshape your financial life. Real estate may be your single largest asset class so how it is divided matters. How Colorado classifies multiple properties Colorado uses a “fair division”...
You may not have heard of collaborative law, but it can be a solid option for divorcing couples who want a less combative split. Picture two people and their lawyers sitting at a table to make clear choices about money, parenting and property. Collaborative law gives...
A fundamental part of divorce relies on dividing assets and debt is one of them. Untangling it can add stress to an already emotionally charged separation. In Colorado, there are straightforward rules for doing so. Here are some of them. Is classification important?...
A high-asset divorce creates pressure to protect what matters most to you. Colorado courts look at more than the property you own right now. They also consider each spouse’s future earning capacity, which can shift the balance in a complex case. How courts view...
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....
