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…
Colorado is an equitable distribution state for divorce, so when a couple decides to get a divorce, they can agree on how to split their property or let a judge decide, while considering equitable factors.If you need guidance for you divorce contact our Boulder complex property division attorney today. Here are some possible arrangements regarding…
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that involves the use of a neutral third party, called a mediator, to help parties involved in a legal dispute reach a mutually satisfactory and amicable outcome. Some of the most common times to consider hiring a boulder divorce attorney include the following: You Have Children Mediation…
Before you hire a Boulder divorce lawyer, you should make a list of questions and interview a few lawyers. You will be working closely with the attorney for the next few months or even longer, so it’s important that you understand them, their approach, and their level of experience in handling legal matters critical to…
Some of the most valuable property that people own is real property. If you and/or your spouse own land in Colorado and you are contemplating divorce, how your land is treated can have a lasting impact on your future finances. If you own land in your name, you might assume it is yours alone. However,…
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