A high-asset divorce may require spouses to untangle business interests, executive compensation, real estate and retirement accounts all at once. In Denver-area divorces, the court may need to evaluate those assets and their financial consequences before determining...
It can be a challenging task to raise a child when both parents have different belief systems. It is normal to wonder, legally, who has the right to decide the religious upbringing of the child. Here is how Colorado law handles it. Joint vs. sole decision-making...
Domestic violence can affect more than a spouse’s physical safety. It can also shape the financial circumstances surrounding a divorce. For example, an abusive spouse may control access to bank accounts, interfere with employment or use money to control household...
A business interest may be one of the most valuable assets in a high-value divorce. If a sale or buyout happens while your case is still pending, you may have to compare an earlier business valuation with the price a buyer is now willing to pay. The buyout price does...
It might feel unfair to share a debt incurred by your spouse. But Colorado courts don't allocate financial liability strictly based on who signed the receipt or swiped the card. Here is how marital debt allocation actually works during a divorce. Marital vs....
No child should grow up in fear. When domestic violence affects a custody case, every decision matters. Colorado courts consider the child's safety and best interests when deciding parenting arrangements that may expose the child to domestic violence. Understanding...
For many people, a family home is more than just a piece of property. It might be a place where they raised their children and celebrated holidays. As divorce moves forward, spouses might start to wonder what will happen to the house during the property division...
When you are facing a divorce, one of your biggest concerns is financial survival. Whether you were the primary breadwinner or the lesser earner, you may be wondering what spousal support may mean for you. In Colorado, courts rely on a specific formula to compute...
People often use the terms separated and divorced interchangeably. While each addresses similar issues, understanding what legally sets them apart can help you decide on which option you can take in the future. How does the law define separation and divorce? Legal...
For many children with special needs, routine provides comfort and stability. During a divorce, parents often worry about how changes at home may affect the daily schedules and support their child depends on. The following tips can help parents identify essential...
