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Skilled legal assistance is a must in a military divorce
Being married while at least one spouse is engaged in active duty often requires a level of commitment and sacrifice that is difficult to maintain. Deployments and reassignments may eventually take a toll…
Soldier intends to file for child custody of non-biological baby
In many circumstances, when a man learns he is not the biological father of a spouse’s child, he might be expected to file for a divorce and walk away. However, there are cases when a…
Military life and deployment take toll which can lead to divorce
The decision to marry while one or both spouses are in the military can be a difficult undertaking. When one spouse is left behind during deployments to raise the family,…
Military divorce requires knowledge of state and military laws
Married life presents may challenges, especially when one or both partners are active duty service members. When a marriage becomes unsustainable, the process of seeking a military divorce also comes with a…
Military divorce differs in some key areas
When a marriage is no longer tenable for the parties involved, a dissolution may be the best option for troubled couples. However, when at least one spouse is a service…
Supreme Court ruling changes aspect of asset division in divorce
In 1982, the Uniformed Services Former Spouse Protection Act (USFSPA) determined how military retirement pay may be divided. However, with the United States Supreme Court ruling earlier this year, there are…
Useful steps to begin the divorce process when spouse is deployed
Being married to a spouse who serves his or her country can be an honor and a burden. In some cases, a service member who is deployed may inform the stateside spouse that the…
There are key financial considerations in a military divorce
Choosing to serve one’s country through military service is not a decision to be taken lightly. The same decision process applies when a marriage is entered into or when that…
Steps for moving on during and after a Colorado divorce
When a spouse is just preparing to end a marriage, it can seem as if that process will last indefinitely. In reality, however, divorce is a life event that spans…
Tips for keeping a Colorado divorce on track
Ending a marriage is far more like a marathon than a sprint. Divorce is a process that has a distinct beginning, middle and end. Colorado spouses play an important role…
Could divorce lead to poor nutrition for men?
Our nation has undergone a great deal of transformation when it comes to gender roles within the family and the community in general. A recent study, however, suggests that women…
What would the divorce judge say to spouses?
While most Colorado couples are able to work through the details of their divorces on their own, many will find themselves in front of a divorce judge before the matter…
After divorce, many women head back into the workforce
The end of a marriage brings a number of changes, some of which are more welcome than others. For many in Colorado, divorce will bring about the need to return…
Reasons to avoid a delay in divorce filing
With the holiday season nearly past, many Colorado spouses are turning their attention toward the New Year and all that it might hold. For some, that includes ending an untenable…
Ashley Madison hack could spur divorce filings
As news of the Ashley Madison hack spreads, many spouses in Colorado are wondering if their partner is among the millions of people whose information was stored on the site.…
Should collaborative divorce be legislated?
Another state is currently struggling with issues related to how attorneys serve their clients during divorce. A bill is expected to be introduced to legislators later this year concerning collaborative…
Compartmentalizing can ease divorce woes
When faced with the end of a marriage, many Colorado spouses have a hard time coming to terms with the changes ahead. Divorce can be a hectic time, and spouses…
Behavior patterns that might predict divorce
A great deal of research within the social sciences is directed at learning more about interpersonal relationships, and especially matters related to marriage and divorce. One researcher has studied the…
New laws protect child custody rights of military parents
The best interests of children are always the primary consideration of courts in child custody disputes. However, determining what is best for children of members of the armed forces in…
Why divorce is not necessarily ‘throwing away’ a marriage
When learning of your divorce, some loved ones may argue that you are throwing away your marriage. Most loved ones would use this phrase in a well-meaning way to express…
Retirement benefits, the SBP and military divorces
Every divorce has its unique matters. When facing divorce, most individuals have many concerns and questions about the future, including in relation to financial matters. You may know that family…
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