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When married Colorado couples decide to divorce, they either reach their own property division arrangements or turn to the family courts. Judges presiding over divorces will apply the Colorado equitable distribution statute to your belongings and debts to arrive at a...
Trying to make sense of your marital estate can be a challenge in the early stages of a divorce. Many people struggle to identify what is truly marital property and what may be separate property that is not subject to division. Inaccurate information about divorce...
A lot is uncertain when you file for divorce. You may not know what will happen with your property or how you will share custody of your children. If you have a pet, what happens with the animal when you divorce may also be unclear. The chances are good that both you...
Art collections can be very valuable, but the thought of having to split it up might be sickening. People who are going through a divorce may have to do just that. Without having a prenuptial agreement in place, the art collection will have to be addressed during...
Achieving a fair outcome in your divorce requires that you track down all of the assets you shared with your spouse. Some assets are easier to locate than others. You obviously know you deserve a fair share of your marital home and your shared investment account. ...
Property distribution is one of the main concerns of couples who decide to file for divorce. Anything you acquired during your marriage is marital property, and the court will divide it between you and your ex. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, and you...
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...