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.
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.
Did you know that in America, one divorce happens every 36 seconds?
If you are trying to decide whether you should get a legal separation vs divorce, understanding the difference can help you decide.
That is why today, we have created this quick guide to help you understand the exact difference between a divorce and a legal separation. Keep reading to learn more!
Do you know that there are over 1 million American children that suffer as a result of divorce every year?
How your child will react as a result the divorce will depend on their age, the circumstances of the divorce, and the personality that they have.
When you are divorcing with kids, your main concern may be how you can make the entire divorce process easier for your child.
That's why today, we've created this quick guide to help you find ways to comfort your child during the divorce process. Keep reading to learn more!
If you are thinking about getting a divorce, it can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. During this tumultuous time, it is important to consider all your options.
Divorce is difficult for everyone involved. That is why taking the steps to prepare yourself for divorce will make the process smoother and hopefully less adversarial.
If you are wondering how to prepare for a divorce, we can help. Here are some important steps to take before getting a divorce.
Colorado is one of the few states that recognize common-law marriage. And while other states will recognize a common-law marriage from Colorado, less than ten states still allow this type of union to take place. By the end of this article, you’ll
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Most kids who experience the separation and divorce of their parents may struggle in the immediate aftermath, but the impact of divorce on children is generally modest unless there is a high level of parental conflict.
This also aligns with the time it takes most parents to get back on their feet and establish a workable co-parenting relationship with their former spouse, including polite, effective communication.
Colorado is an “equitable division” state. Some states follow community property laws instead. In Colorado, there is no assumption that property is divided equally.
Equitable distribution states do not assume all property obtained during the marriage is marital property. The result is that Colorado divides marital assets and debts in a way that is fair but not necessarily equal.
It can be difficult to divide a restaurant when you and your spouse are divorcing. Family-owned restaurants are often a labor of love as well as a business venture.
The first step in dividing a restaurant for a divorce is to determine its value. Below, we discuss how to value a restaurant after a divorce.
If you are worried that a soon-to-be-former spouse will retaliate against you by canceling your health insurance during the divorce, Colorado law has you covered.
Colorado Revised Statutes 14-10-107 (4)(b)(I)(D) forbids the cancellation of health insurance that provides coverage for spouses and dependent children.
Additionally, spouses cannot allow the insurance to lapse by not paying the premiums.