Dividing assets during divorce creates stress for most couples, but when your financial picture includes stock options and work benefits tied to company stock, things get extra tricky. After all, these valuable assets often represent a big chunk of your family's...
Does adultery affect property division in Colorado?
Colorado is a no-fault divorce state. This means you can end your marriage without having to prove that your spouse did something wrong. This system makes it easier for betrayed spouses to divorce their unfaithful partners. But while adultery does not affect the...
Year-end bonuses and divorce: What you need to know before filing
As the year draws to a close, many professionals are eagerly anticipating their year-end bonuses. For those contemplating divorce, however, these financial rewards can add a layer of complexity to an already challenging situation. If you are considering ending your...
How does a prenup impact property division in Colorado divorces?
When a marriage ends, the process of divorce can be complex and emotionally challenging. For couples who entered into a prenuptial agreement before their wedding day, this legal document takes center stage during property division negotiations. The basics of prenups...
Does jewelry automatically go to the wife after divorce?
When couples divorce, many assume that the wife automatically gets to keep the jewelry. The truth is, the division of jewelry in a divorce often depends on the type of jewelry, its acquisition and the laws of your state. The distribution is not straightforward In...
What can happen to the mortgage after the divorce?
Going through a divorce can be stressful for everyone, but it can be more difficult when involving high-value assets shared between parties. If you have property division issues, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to resolve them. The most appropriate strategy can...
How long does alimony or spousal maintenance last?
Separating financial resources is an important element of a Colorado divorce. In addition to dividing property, divorcing spouses also need to address ongoing financial support. Child support is typically automatic and lasts until young adults are old enough to live...
What do courts check in marital property settlements?
Courts allow divorcing spouses to agree on the division of their properties and debts through a marital settlement agreement. The approach allows parties to have control over the division and discuss the details among themselves instead of having the judge decide for...
Is your spouse hiding crypto and other digital assets?
Spouses are increasingly employing sophisticated tactics to commit financial infidelity. Some exploit their partner's unfamiliarity with cryptocurrency to retain more assets during a divorce. In many cases, one spouse remains unaware of the other’s digital...
Not just a painting: Navigating artworks in divorce property division
When a divorce property division involves multiple assets, especially real properties, smaller pieces, such as artworks and collectibles often get overlooked. These valuable possessions include paintings, sculptures, collectible cards and so on. Dividing artwork...