Spouses preparing for divorce often focus on high-value assets and financial resources. They want to make sure they know what their home is worth and that they obtain a fair share of their retirement savings in the divorce. Personal property that belongs to either...
Many people preparing for divorce want to keep their costs as low as possible. They may also want to complete the divorce process as quickly as they can. Some people are in an excellent position to move forward with a fast, uncontested divorce. People who already have...
If you’re in your 50s or older and considering divorce, or if your spouse has said they want to end your marriage, you likely have very different concerns and priorities than you would if you were divorcing in your 20s or 30s – and you’re not alone. The number of...
People who are getting married should ensure they’re on the same page about financial matters. One way they can do this involves the use of a prenuptial agreement, which can provide considerable security for both individuals. A prenup is a document that (most of the...
Those who have uncovered proof that their spouse cheated often dream about seeking justice in the family courts. They may recognize that screenshots of text messages or claims made by friends who saw a spouse with a new romantic interest in public may not hold up...
A judge deciding how to split parental rights and responsibilities has to think carefully about the needs of the children in a family. In some cases, a judge may decide that one adult's unstable circumstances leave them incapable of meeting the children's needs...
Many marriages begin with intensive planning, as spouses host weddings. Weddings can be very involved depending on someone's religion and culture, and many people eagerly look forward to their wedding days. Others may have a small ceremony in front of a judge instead...
Equitable property distribution is the rule of the land in Colorado. Spouses have an obligation to disclose information to one another and the courts about their personal holdings. The discovery process means that both spouses should provide information regarding...
There are many ways for co-parents to share parental rights and responsibilities after a breakup or divorce. Factors ranging from the careers of the parents to the number of children in the family can influence the best way to share parenting time and decision-making...
Parents typically share parental rights and responsibilities after a Colorado divorce. They each get to spend a certain amount of time with the children and have a say in the major decisions about their daily lives. In most cases, parents need to maintain some degree...