Mountain properties and vacation homes can be as important to address in a Colorado divorce as the primary residence where spouses live together. Vacation homes often command premium prices due to their proximity to popular attractions and high-demand markets. They...
Coercive control is increasingly recognized as a serious form of non-physical abuse that can shape custody decisions in Colorado. While many people associate domestic abuse with physical violence, Colorado courts consider a broader range of behaviors when determining...
Divorce can feel financially terrifying for a stay-at-home parent. The parent who bypasses career advancement to raise the children often fears the divorce will result in limited income, reduced retirement savings and a resume gap that the job market punishes. This is...
In Colorado, you can remarry as soon as your divorce becomes final. Before doing so, understand how remarriage can affect your court orders, finances and estate plans. Making a few updates now can prevent future legal or financial problems. Legal process for...
Losing a job is tough, especially when you have child support obligations. Many parents wonder, "Do I still have to pay child support in Colorado?" The answer is yes, you do. Losing your job doesn't automatically cancel your child support duties. But don't worry, you...
When a co-parent speaks negatively about you to your children, it can feel like a punch to the gut. This behavior is not just frustrating; it can deeply affect your children’s emotional well-being. In serious cases, courts may view it as parental alienation, which...
Child support is crucial for a child’s well-being after their parents get a divorce. It ensures that both parents contribute financially to their child's upbringing. Colorado uses a formula to determine the amount, which typically becomes the primary responsibility of...
By the time you make the final decision to move on in life without your spouse, you may have already come through years of turmoil in your marriage. Most people do not make such decisions on a whim, but rather, after numerous failed attempts at trying to restore their...
As 2024 unfolds, you might be among others in Colorado who have made a life-changing decision. Perhaps you’ve decided to switch careers or to sell your house. Maybe you’ve decided that filing for a divorce would be better than staying in an unhappy marriage to a...
There is no reason that two people who have been married for decades, have raised a family together, and know pretty much all there is to know about each other should have to go their separate ways in a knock-down, drag-out legal battle. If they want to end their...