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May 7, 2026 | Asset Division, Divorce

Colorado Divorce Marital Property vs. Separate Property

If you are going through a divorce, you will need to be able to identify your separate property, which remains your sole property, and your marital property, which is subject to division. Working with an experienced divorce attorney from Stahly Miner LLC can help you understand the difference and focus on your long-term financial objectives….

How to Modify Custody and Support Orders Post-Divorce

Matters pertaining to child custody and child support generally remain modifiable because the court is concerned with what is in the child’s best interests, which can change over time and as situations change. An experienced and compassionate Colorado divorce attorney from Stahly Miner LLC can help you seek necessary changes in your order at (855)…

March 24, 2026 | Asset Division, Divorce

How the Divorce Process Works in Colorado

Divorce in Colorado involves a complex legal process. The process can be longer and more complicated when it involves children, assets, or debts. Contested divorces, in which the divorcing spouses do not agree on the material terms of their divorce, may involve additional steps during the process. Any mistake during the process can negatively affect…

February 23, 2026 | Asset Division, Divorce

Timeline of a Typical Divorce Case in Colorado

Many people going through a Colorado divorce want to know how long they can expect the process to take. Every divorce is different, so the answer to this question can vary. However, this is the general process involved in a “typical” divorce case in Colorado: Filing a Petition for Divorce in Colorado The divorce process…

February 23, 2026 | Child Custody, Divorce

The Emotional and Psychological Impact of Custody Battles on Children

Child custody can have a significant impact on how your child is raised and the values they grow up with. Certain forms of custody can minimize the harm of divorce or not having an intact family unit, while others may be detrimental to your child. Here is what you need to know about the emotional…