If you’re starting to worry about the state of your marriage, you’re not alone. 2020 has been a stressful year for a variety of reasons, and the economy taking a downturn has not helped. You’ve probably heard that around 50% of all marriages end in divorce in America,...
Divorce
What to do if your spouse doesn’t agree with your decision to divorce
Just because you’ve decided in favor of divorce doesn’t necessarily mean that your spouse will agree. This can result in more trouble than expected, which is not what you need during such a difficult time of your life. When you introduce your plans to divorce, you...
Strategies to protect your business in a divorce
When you divorce, you and your spouse must decide how to divide your assets. Forbes explains that property division can pose challenges if the assets at stake include your business. You may protect your interests if you plan ahead to safeguard the company you have...
Picking the right time to discuss a prenuptial agreement
Discussing a prenuptial agreement may bring with it sensitive thoughts and opinions from both parties. For many couples in Colorado, the idea of getting divorced when they have not yet married seems far-fetched and unrealistic. Couples who desire to establish a fair...
Dividing debts as well as assets in a divorce
Many people focus heavily on trying to protect their assets when they get divorced. Property division negotiations naturally result in some losses as couples are forced into splitting their marital estates. Along the way, however, people must also find a way to split...
How women should prepare for the financial impact of divorce
When a woman makes the decision to end her marriage or is facing the likelihood that this will happen, she may find it necessary to prepare for what is ahead. The financial ramifications of divorce can be significant, and the earlier one starts to prepare for them,...
3 myths about common-law marriage you probably still believe
Common-law marriage is an arrangement in which you and your chosen spouse agree that you want to be married but does not involve a formal ceremony. Your reasons for choosing a common-law marriage may vary. Perhaps you do not want to incur financial hardship through an...
How do you tell your child about divorce?
Colorado parents like you have a lot to handle after you decide on divorce. Even if it is overall a better and healthier option for your family, it will be difficult at the start. You may have a long, complex road to traverse. Of course, one of the key components of...
Common-law marriage and divorce in Colorado
When a couple decides to move forward with a divorce, it requires the two parties to divide their marital property. This includes long-term savings, real estate and anything they’ve acquired over the course of their marriage. However, this process can be complicated...
How should you navigate living with your ex during divorce?
You and your current spouse ended your marriage, but either for your children or for financial reasons, the two of you plan to remain in your marital home for the foreseeable future. This is new territory for you both, and you need some insight on navigating these new...