The process of divorcing is a difficult experience. If there are children involved, then working through an agreement may be even more challenging. Colorado families who are concerned about how their children are provided for may have many questions regarding the issue of child support. There are three main points to keep in mind regarding these payments.
Courts are more likely to support shared child custody today
Over the past 30 years, there has been a dramatic shift in society in many areas, including divorce and parenting. One of the more positive shifts has been that more and more courts in Colorado and elsewhere are more inclined to start with the presumption that shared child custody is preferable in the majority of cases. This change has been welcomed by dads who desire to help raise their children.
A high asset divorce may expose some financial landmines
The end of a marriage entails both emotional and financial difficulties. While emotions take time to resolve, it is helpful to prepare for the financial fallout that often accompanies a high asset divorce. Colorado residents may choose to seek financial advice to work through any financial landmines successfully.
3 divorce topics that are different for long-term couples
Three points in divorce are often much different for older people than for younger couples. The first is spousal support, the second is child custody/support and the third is asset division.
Calls for SF Giants CEO to be suspended over domestic violence
There have been frequent headlines involving professional sports figures who have engaged in behaviors that are unprofessional, at best, criminal at the worst. When the subject matter is domestic violence, fans and community leaders tend to take notice, since professional sports as a whole publicly condemned such behavior. Colorado baseball fans may be aware of the calls for one CEO to be suspended over his actions early last month.
