As you prepare for your divorce in Colorado, it is important that you are financially prepared to take on a life of your own. Because many couples are used to living on two incomes, it can be difficult to suddenly have that amount cut in half, even if you receive a settlement and child or…
When Colorado residents file for divorce, the long process of dividing assets and child custody starts. While some divorces are amicable, there are couples who do whatever they can to avoid paying what rightfully belongs to the other spouse under the law. If you fear that your soon to be ex-spouse is hiding money from…
Most couples in Colorado would prefer to avoid divorce, and this can lead to ignoring certain signs that indicate the relationship is not healthy. If caught early on, couples can make the necessary changes to get their marriage back on the right track. Prevention discusses various red flags couples should be aware of and act…
As you and your spouse prepare for your Colorado divorce, one of the most important things you will need to do is decide how you will split up your marital property. You may already know that Colorado is an equitable distribution state, meaning that by law, you and your spouse need to agree upon a…
You and your spouse have worked hard to accumulate assets during your Colorado marriage. But now the two of you plan to divorce, and you have the jittery feeling that (s)he has started working just as hard to try to hide some of those marital assets so (s)he will achieve a better post-divorce financial situation…
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