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Colorado’s common law stance on property division, assuming no other agreement has been formerly established, pursues an even fifty-fifty split for both parties. That might be as easy as dividing the dollar amount of marital assets sold. Colorado state law makes specific mention of many examples: The contribution of each spouse in acquiring marital property…

Divorcing is a distressing process from the time spouses first begin considering ending their marriage until the final dissolution papers are signed into binding orders by the judge. During the contentious aspects of a Colorado divorce, you may feel tempted to hide assets from your spouse, but is hiding assets ever a good idea? Under…

Going through a divorce can be emotionally overwhelming, especially when faced with a myriad of details that must be negotiated in the final divorce settlement. One of the most difficult topics to settle may be separating marital property. In Colorado, and in many other states in the nation, marital property is divided in a fair…