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The creation of a parenting plan is a crucial component in a child custody case. For parents addressing the complexities of separation or divorce, understanding the role of a parenting plan can be the key to ensuring their child’s well-being and stability. If you are...
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...
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...
In Colorado, divorce costs more than $11,000, which can already be a significant dent in anyone’s finances. This figure can still increase with the average cost of lawyer fees varying widely across the United States. Divorce by itself is challenging enough, even...
Domestic violence greatly affects victims even after separating from their abusers and initiating divorce. If you are a domestic abuse victim facing divorce, your worries and fear may cloud your decisions and you may find yourself uncertain of your next move....
Child custody orders are an essential tool that ensure children are cared for after a divorce or separation. A custody arrangement is crucial in serving the best interests of a child as it dictates who has the right to make decisions on their behalf. Although...
Divorcing or separating parents in Colorado often negotiate custody terms by focusing on where they currently are as a family. The main priorities are often an appropriate division of parental rights and responsibilities. The parents may then find themselves facing...
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...
Colorado, like most states, allows divorcing spouses to privately settle and agree on the terms of their divorce, including division of assets, spousal support, child custody and visitation arrangements, among others. However, a private divorce settlement is not...
The decision of whether to stay in a troubled marriage for the sake of your kids is not an easy one. You may not love your spouse anymore, yet your deep love for your children compels you to put their needs above your own happiness. After all, your instinct as a...
