In some areas of the country, marriages may be less likely to thrive, especially when one or the other experiences a significant rise in income. Marriage can be difficult under normal circumstances, but there seems to be a trend in one area of the country that sees many couples filing for divorce after they have achieved perceived success in their field. Colorado residents may be unaware that those who make a living in the technology fields may see more than their share of broken homes.
Common questions husbands have about spousal maintenance payments
If you had a long marriage and were the primary breadwinner, you might be stressing out about the consequences of your divorce. You might wonder how much of your hard-earned money you will have to fork out for spousal maintenance payments. While lifetime spousal support is fairly rare, you might potentially face some serious rehabilitative and long-term payments.
State conducts sweep in attempt to collect back child support
The vast majority of Colorado parents involved in divorce proceedings are able to work out the details concerning child custody and financial responsibility when they go their separate ways. Sometimes, however, payments are not made, and enforcement options must be considered. In those instances where a noncustodial parent is simply unable to pay court-ordered child support, it may be possible to obtain a temporary or permanent modification by filing a formal petition with the court.
Colorado physicians and DUI charges
For practicing physicians in Colorado, a DUI conviction can have even more serious consequences than for someone who is not a licensed professional. When you face DUI charges, you need to deal not just with the criminal justice system but also with the Medical Board.
There are steps that can protect assets in case of a divorce
When a couple marries, they likely do not anticipate that the relationship may not survive. However, there are some steps that one can take to protect assets before a divorce takes a heavy toll on wealth. Taking steps to shelter wealth now can help Colorado residents avoid a financial hardship before vows are even exchanged.
Child custody dispute ends in father's arrest; mother stabbed
Few issues in life may be more contentious than trying to decide where a child should live after the parents break up. Though it has happened, most child custody disputes do not end in a parent being physically attacked. Colorado parents do have resources to turn to when they find themselves in a bitter custody battle.
4 costly mistakes to avoid in a high-asset divorce
No matter the details, getting divorced can be emotionally and financially difficult. If your divorce involves a substantial number of assets and property to be divided, your long-term economic well-being may be on the line. You might be tempted to rush to a settlement to get it over with, but this can have damaging consequences. Here are four common mistakes to avoid while going through a high-asset divorce.
