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What can’t divorce do for you?
As a divorcing couple in Colorado, you may have some ideas about divorce already when you first go into it. However, some of the ideas you have may be incorrect.…
What to do when your ex is a constant no-show?
To say that divorce is difficult for children is an understatement. In addition to not understanding why their parents no longer want to live together, children of divorce try to…
Should you update your estate plan?
As a resident of Colorado who has already created an estate plan, you are one step ahead of many people. However, simply creating an estate plan unfortunately is not enough.…
Finding a healthy outlet for negative emotions during a divorce
Our law office recognizes the many reasons why people struggle with strong emotions during their divorce. Their ability to spend time with their kids may be in jeopardy, and they…
Determining whether the right of first refusal is a good idea
You and your child’s other parent want what is best for your child as you negotiate the terms of your parenting plan. At The Law Center P.C. in Colorado, our…
Why is it a bad idea to hide assets?
Couples in Colorado who are getting a divorce will also have to worry about the division of assets. This can get complicated quickly. Moreover, if there are bitter feelings between…
How Colorado determines child support payments
Colorado has a simple formula for child support. Generally, the court orders the parent who earns more to pay about 20% of the gross income both parents earn each month.…
What can you spend child support money on?
If you receive Colorado child support from your children’s other parent, you likely have questions about what all you can spend that money on. Obviously you can spend it on…
What constitutes a fair and equitable property division?
If you have begun thinking about divorcing your Colorado spouse, you need to be aware that you and (s)he will need to divide your marital property fairly and equitably between…
What is alternative dispute resolution?
When you and your spouse divorce in Colorado, you need not engage in the traditional litigated divorce. You have other available options, known as alternative dispute resolution, for achieving a…
Keep your divorce from destroying your career
When your private life is in upheaval, it can be very difficult to keep your professional life on track. However, you don’t want your pending divorce to have a long-term…
What happens to home equity when you divorce?
Most married couples find that their lives become heavily intertwined once they say, “I do,” but this also means you need to untangle your life from your former partner’s, should…
On medical marijuana? Find out how it might affect custody
Colorado has long been progressive in its views on medical marijuana (and now, even recreational use of the drug). However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that the family court system has…
Do you need a forensic accountant on your divorce team?
The more assets you have, the higher the stakes are in a divorce. Many people with substantial assets find that hiring a forensic accountant helps them keep more of what they…
Should college plans figure into your child support agreement?
Do you and your spouse assume that your child will go to college one day? Then it’s wise to plan for college costs during your divorce as you hammer out…
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TLCPC’s CEO, Robert Wareham, volunteers his time as Vice-Director of the Rocky Mountain Division (RMD) of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL®), the National Association for Amateur Radio. Last weekend…
Use technology to make communicating with an ex-spouse easier
Maybe you’re already divorced but tied to your ex-spouse through a spousal support obligation or the children you share between you. Or, perhaps you’re still going through the process of…
Is there a maximum on spousal support in Colorado?
In the months leading up to your divorce, many questions may run through your mind – including fears about the future. If your spouse has always been the breadwinner in your relationship,…
What should you know about dependency and neglect in Colorado?
A dependency and neglect (D&N) proceeding is a civil process — not a criminal one. However, criminal charges sometimes arise out of D&N cases. If your child has been removed…
Minimizing the impact of divorce on the kids
A divorce is not easy on anyone. If you and your spouse have children, your divorce case will likely be even harder to navigate. Doing what is best for the…
How is marital property divided in Colorado?
Was it always “share and share alike” with your spouse during your marriage? That attitude is likely to fall by the wayside rather quickly once you head to divorce court.…
Paying for your divorce: Some options to consider
The high cost of divorce isn’t just emotional — it’s also financial. The average cost of divorce these days is estimated to be about $15,000 — although that can vary…
How Facebook, texts and emails affect a divorce case
Numerous divorces take place in Colorado each year. That means a lot of people spend thousands of dollars to separate from their partners. In 2018, Colorado fell into the top 10…
Getting a divorce? It’s time to get legal help
Divorce is a particularly stressful experience for most people because it affects you emotionally, socially, physically and financially. Having a support system in place early is one of the main…
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