A divorce that requires selling property may include paying capital gains taxes on the sales proceeds. If you purchased real estate, it could belong to both spouses under Colorado’s equitable distribution statutes. Selling property generally requires dividing its net proceeds fairly. Marital liabilities also divide based on fairness, but may not require splitting a tax…
Todd Stahly, one of the attorneys at Stahly Mehrtens LLC, has recently received and accepted an invitation to become a member of the prestigious American College of Family Trial Lawyers. The ACFTL only considers the most experienced and professional attorneys to become part of the organization. Members, also referred to as diplomates, work in the…
Divorce involves a great deal of deliberation, planning, paperwork and the filing of numerous documents. Though the ink has dried on your divorce decree, there are still several important steps a new divorcee must take to ensure a smooth transition into life as a single adult. As you continue to divide assets and establish legal…
Is your High-Net worth divorce too complicated for mediation? If you and your spouse have accumulated significant assets during your marriage, you may dread the thought of a lengthy and possibly contentious divorce in court. Perhaps you are considering mediation as another option, but are your circumstances too complicated for this alternative to litigation? About…
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