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There are two primary ways that property is commonly divided during divorce and different states followed different methods. Colorado is referred to as an equitable property division state and what that means is important for divorcing couples to be familiar with as...
Property division and the prospect of dividing shared finances into two households can be a challenging aspect of divorce for many couples. Unfortunately, this challenging process can become increasingly complex if spouses attempt to shield assets from property...
Based on the complexity of a couple’s assets and debts, property division can quickly become a challenging part of even the most amicable divorce. Acrimony, hurt feelings and hidden assets can further complicate the process. When a divorcing couple must divide complex...
Dividing a couple’s assets can be one of the most challenging issues in a Colorado divorce, especially if the couple has acquired assets of significant value during the marriage. Different types of assets require different types of appraisals. The techniques used in...
Unfortunately, not every marriage in the Highlands Ranch area lasts forever. Despite a couple’s best intentions, a divorce may become inevitable. A divorce is often an emotional experience for everyone but there are logistical items that need to be figured out as...
Married couples spend much of their lives together, building and saving assets for a secure life after retirement. When they decide to get a divorce, retirement portfolios can be some of the most lucrative assets that are divided. While Colorado awards most marital...
Property division is often the most complex financial aspect of divorce. Colorado calls for marital property to be distributed equitably – that is, fairly between both partners, not necessarily 50-50. It’s often best for spouses to negotiate this directly, rather than...
If you are like most consumers in the United States, you likely have at least one credit card in your wallet. Some people choose to pay off all credit card balances faithfully every month while other people carry some balances on their cards, paying interest on the...
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 the two of you. Which immediately brings up two questions: what is marital property and what...
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. Suddenly, your spouse may start insisting that the usual split isn't fair and that certain assets...
