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22 Things To Do Before Filing For Divorce

Laura E. Shapiro - July 8, 2022

Things You Need To Do Before Filing For A Divorce

Divorce rates are currently increasing, and there are many factors that have contributed to this.

Some of the increase is because people marry at a young age. Some issues arise around money, and for some, there are issues of poor mental health and even domestic violence.

Whatever the reason,

the divorce process is known for being long-winded and complicated which is why a divorce lawyer is important to learn the things to do before filing for divorce.

8 Tips for Parents Dealing With Split Custody During a Health Crisis

Laura E. Shapiro - November 25, 2020

Co-parenting after a divorce is never easy. Trying to navigate split custody during a pandemic is even more challenging.

As a parent, you may be worried about your job, future income, your child's education, and more. In uncertain times, children need their parents to set an example of how to cope.

How to Have an Amicable Divorce

Laura E. Shapiro - November 17, 2020

Going through a divorce is never an easy process, and it can be especially difficult when trying to end things on amicable terms.

It is possible to achieve an amicable divorce however, by following certain steps and keeping the focus on creating a better future for both parties.

How to Navigate a Divorce When You Have a Family Business

Laura E. Shapiro - November 5, 2020

In the United States, there are 5.5 million family businesses and 85% of start-ups begin with the use of family money. When you have a family business it is a balancing act between the needs of the family and the needs of the business. This puts stress on the marriage.

The stress of balancing work and home can result in divorce, and the stress of divorce can lead to problems with the operation of the business.

Read on to learn how to navigate the divorce process when operating a family business.

Understanding Child Custody Agreements

Laura E. Shapiro - September 17, 2020

A child custody case can prove challenging for both you and your children, but one of the best things that you can do is educate yourself about child custody agreements.

The more you know about the situation, the better prepared you'll be when you go to court. We do not want to keep you waiting for this need to know information; continue reading now for everything that you need to know.

5 Questions to Ask a Divorce Lawyer During Your Consultation

Laura E. Shapiro - August 28, 2020

The divorce process is not the time to try to navigate the family law system on your own. Divorce is stressful and overwhelming enough.

You need an experienced attorney to lead you through it.

A divorce attorney can impact everything from how long the divorce takes to division of assets to child custody. Hiring a divorce lawyer is necessary, but you should not just settle for any attorney.

Here are five questions to ask a divorce lawyer.

Finding a Family Lawyer in Denver, CO

Laura E. Shapiro - July 31, 2020

If you are in need of a family lawyer, you do not want to hire just anyone. Whether you need a lawyer to handle your divorce, child custody, or child support (or all of those issues), you want someone who is experienced and can help you successfully navigate the process.

We have a few tips that you should follow to find a good family lawyer.

Family Law 101: Understanding Family Law in Denver, CO

Laura E. Shapiro - July 27, 2020

A divorce is one of the most stressful things that a person can go through. In fact, it is in the top 5 most stressful life events. Along with the stress of ending your marriage, you have to navigate the family law system.

Chances are, you are not familiar with family law, and that is where we come in.

Child Support Laws in Denver: What Do I Need To Do?

Laura E. Shapiro - July 17, 2020

Did you know that the average cost of child support in the United States per month is $430?

Are you interested in learning about child support laws in Denver?

We have created this quick guide to help you get a better understanding. Keep reading to learn more!

Property and Debt: How the Division of Assets in Divorce Works

Laura E. Shapiro - July 9, 2020

In Colorado, nearly 9% of marriages end in divorce (this is slightly higher than the national average divorce rate of 7.7%).

If you are considering a divorce or in the process of divorcing your spouse, you may be wondering how your assets will be divided.

This is often one of the most contentious parts of divorce and ultimately, who gets what depends on several different factors.

Read on to learn more about how the courts determine the division of assets in divorce.