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There are two types of property in Colorado: 1) Separate Property and 2) Marital Property. Marital property is all property you and your spouse have acquired during the marriage which does not fit into the definition of separate property. Separate property is any...
A very common error in divorce settlements is comparing pre-taxed assets to after-taxed assets or comparing assets that are immediately available to assets which are not. Consider all tax implications or you may not be receiving a fair settlement. Consult with your...
There are many requirements for disclosing information in your divorce process. Missing one could be catastrophic when it comes to division of the assets in your final agreements. Read on to find some strategies to try and mistakes to avoid. The court requires that...
While it is possible to represent yourself in any court proceeding, it is not always advisable. There are many intricacies to the legal process that, if unknown, can cause you to leave your marriage and subsequent divorce in a compromised financial situation. The...
If you are going through a divorce or legal separation in Colorado, there are a number of factors to consider in making sure that your assets and liabilities are fairly divided by the court. It is important, whether you have high income and substantial assets or not,...
Although divorce seems common nowadays, the process is by no means simple. While the stress of a divorce can be reduced when couples decide to part amicably, there are still many who go through the process like they are walking on a tight rope without a net...
Many couples in Colorado dream of adding children to their families. Unfortunately, some couples are unable to conceive, so for them adoption is one way to fulfill their desire for kids. While the process may be promising, it can also be challenging. For one...
Child support is pretty straightforward. A non-custodial parent either agrees to pay the monthly amount or is required to do so by the court. Subsequently, a custodial parent receives the payment to be used for the benefit of the child. However, for some...
A divorce alters the lives of more than the couple involved; it changes their children's lives, too. Even the most amicable breakup can still have an emotional toll on children. For parents divorcing in Colorado, as elsewhere in the country, this can be a hard...
Adopting a child is a noble way to give a child a chance for a better life. It is also an opportunity for a couple to start their own family. Colorado's own House Speaker, Mark Ferrandino, knows this and shared his experience publicly in a recent report. The...