Boulder Family Law Blog

Getting divorced often makes people feel alone and isolated from others. Those in a high-asset divorce may feel even more disconnected because they are reluctant to discuss their situation for fear that it might affect your final property settlement. Our Boulder,...

Splitting up your property will be one of the more difficult parts of getting a divorce. Certain assets are more likely to be the subject of significant contention between spouses than others. Your most valuable assets, such as your marital home and your retirement...

When you have an adult dependent and decide to get a divorce, that decision can create a complicated situation. You and your spouse have always cared for your child together, but now that you’re divorcing, you’re not sure how to share that responsibility. You have...

You came home to an empty house. It was a shock to you and you had no idea what was going on. A few hours later, you finally got in touch with your spouse. They stated that they had decided to get a divorce, so they were at their parents’ house. Now that you know...

Going through a divorce brings about many uncertainties and potential issues. One of your primary concerns during the divorce process will likely be your future finances, especially if you are not employed and stay at home to look after your children. Since your...

If you have children and are getting divorced, one of your biggest worries will be how it will affect them. You may have heard tales about how it can cause well-adjusted kids to become rebellious dropouts. Or perhaps you have seen a friend’s child become withdrawn and...

You and your spouse have a dog together. You adopted it a few years ago, and it has grown with your family. Today, you both feel a connection to your pet, so you both want to keep it after your divorce. This is a complex situation that many couples have trouble with....

Something that you’ve always prided yourself on was being able to maintain your career while raising a family. You’ve worked hard, and you’ve been the parent that your children needed, too. You never expected that your spouse would decide to divorce you, but now that...

It seems like almost everyone is on social media these days. You. Your children. Your parents. Your grandparents. Ten or 15 years ago, it was a bit more of a niche activity, often confined to college students, but the world has changed. The truth is that most American...

One of the biggest reasons marriages continue past their sell-by date is simple economics. One, or both parties, cannot afford to separate. Even if a couple can scrape together the money to pay for the legal process of divorce, the prospect of living a financially...