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Using an appraiser to value marital assets in a Colorado divorce
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…
Moving out of state after divorce? Be prepared
Divorce brings a lot of changes, especially for people with children. One of the most crucial is deciding where to live. It’s estimated that one out of every four custodial…
Set Yourself Up For Financial Stability Post Divorce
Going through a divorce can be scary. Your life after will not be the same and it can feel overwhelming to think about adjusting to a new normal. Most people…
Options for the family home in a Colorado divorce
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…
Do I need a QDRO for my divorce in Colorado?
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…
Here’s what to know about child custody evaluations
Child custody disputes can be hotly contested. Although some people are able to negotiate a resolution in these matters, others simply can’t. When the latter occurs, the issue is left…
What can you do to help your child adjust to divorce?
From your child’s first steps to their first day of school, you guided them through it all. Now that your family is going through a divorce, you’ll be able to…
How can I protect my children in my divorce?
Divorce is a difficult time for spouses. Property division, custody agreements, child support, and alimony negotiations are incredibly stressful for both parties. As stressful as all of that is, the…
How can collaborative divorce help me save money?
With the myriad of concerns that go into an average divorce, many forget one of the most practical concerns: money. Child support and alimony are common issues, but the actual…
Tips for introducing your children to a new partner
Not only is it natural for a person to move-on post-divorce but also, it is healthy. When a person has children, however, moving on is often easier said than done,…
Reasons a spouse could challenge a prenuptial agreement during divorce
A prenuptial agreement is supposed to give you and your spouse assurances of how the two of you would divide your property if you ever get divorced. Most of the…
Tips for a workable “nesting” child custody strategy
Despite nesting not being a common approach to child custody for parents who divorce, it is gaining traction across the United States. This arrangement allows the children to remain in…
How do I know if separation is right for me?
If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you have more than one option. Many spouses opt to file for divorce, which effectively terminates the marriage. If, however, you are…
Can an art collection be divided in a divorce?
The divorce process is riddled with complex negotiations. As people attempt to split one household into two, the division of assets and debts can take center stage. Unfortunately, this process…
Reduce your stress in a divorce: Avoid social media
In the last decade, social media has grown to eclipse many aspects of our personal lives. Sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn allow us to stay connected to geographically distant…
Don’t forget estate planning in your Colorado divorce
Family law does not operate in a vacuum. Put another way: Divorcing spouses often adopt a notably targeted mindset during the marital dissolution process. That is, they’re focused on divorced-linked…
‘Trading’ assets in the name of equitable property division
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.…
Can you contest your ex-spouse’s out-of-state move?
Divorce often has a severe impact on the living situation of your children, especially if your ex-spouse gained custody, but what can you do when he or she announces a…
What happens to the family home when you divorce?
Colorado is well-known for its valuable real estate, and if you are currently navigating your way through a divorce, you must consider how to divide your home equity. Most homeowners…
How to ease the stress of divorce
When people think of going through a divorce, many envision television shows and movies that involve high emotions, devious tactics and a long, drawn-out process. Although divorce is not easy,…
How are stock options handled in a divorce?
If you or your spouse have stock options or restricted stock options in the company for which you work, these become assets the court will divide when you divorce. They…
How can I co-parent with a narcissist?
Co-parenting is the most popular variety of custody in the aftermath of divorce. Also known as joint custody, co-parenting is when both parents share both physical and legal custody of…
How does joint custody help your child?
Colorado parents must deal with a lot of stress when divorcing. They have to deal with matters of finances and assets. On top of that, they have to handle child…
What options do you have for your family business after a divorce?
To split assets during a divorce is complex enough without there being a business between you and your spouse. If you have a family business, however, you may find that…
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