One of the most complex aspects of a Colorado divorce is determining how to divide assets and debts. Divorcing spouses can reach their own agreement regarding the division of assets, but if they’re unable to do so, a family court judge can apply Colorado property division laws, which may consider the transmutation of property. Colorado…
One of the most valuable assets that a married couple may own is their marital home or other real property that they purchased together. A quit claim deed may be one of the simplest ways to transfer property, but it can also cause unforeseen consequences. An experienced family law attorney can review your situation and…
One of the most contentious aspects of a high-asset divorce is property value. Property value is essential to negotiating for a fair outcome in your divorce case. Real estate appraisers serve a critical function in the property valuation process. Here is what you need to know about this critical legal issue. Why the Value of…
An inheritance can provide additional financial resources and signify love and affection from a relative or loved one. If you are going through a divorce, you rightfully want to protect your inheritance from being taken by someone it was not intended for. It’s crucial you understand how to protect your inheritance during divorce. An experienced…
A 401(k) retirement savings plan is one of the best employer-sponsored retirement plans that can help you save for your later years. However, 401(k) retirement accounts may be subject to division during divorce. It’s critical that you understand what might happen to your 401(k) during your divorce. How Does Marital Property Work With a 401K…
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