A divorce is a major life change. One household is split into two, creating extra expenses and more stress, especially if there are children involved. The spouses are no longer a team. They are living on their own, so they are responsible for their own expenses. And if family is …
Alimony in Colorado: Exploring Spousal Support Laws and Guidelines
In a Colorado divorce, there are many elements involved. One of them is alimony. In the past, alimony in Colorado was primarily given to women since they were the ones who often stayed at home to care for children. Nowadays, alimony can be awarded to either spouse based on their …
Property Division in Divorce: Protecting Your Assets and Rights
When it comes to divorce, there are a lot of elements involved, and dealing with them all can be complicated. One of the most contentious issues is property division. Each state is different when it comes to the laws involving who gets what, but Colorado is an equitable distribution state. …
Divorce in Colorado: Essential Steps and Legal Insights
For some people, marriage is not forever. Divorce rates have been dropping in many areas, but there are still many couples who are choosing divorce. In fact, divorce in Colorado ranks #15, so these people are likely needing help. How can they divorce with ease? What should they know about …
The Basics of Colorado Divorce Laws: What You Need to Know
Sadly, not all marriages last forever. Divorce happens in nearly half of all marriages. If it does happen, you need to know the laws and requirements for your state of residency. Here is what you need to know about Colorado divorce laws. First of all, there are residency requirements. Before …
Annulment vs. Divorce
When you decide to end your marriage, you may think you have only one choice: divorce. Divorce is the option that most couples choose. But there is another option: annulment. An annulment allows you to end your marriage, much like a divorce. However, there are different requirements involved. Read on …
How is Alimony Decided?
When a couple decides to divorce, there are a lot of issues that need to be decided. One of them is alimony. Alimony, or spousal support, refers to a legal obligation by one spouse to support the other spouse after a divorce financially. Colorado recognizes two types of alimony: Temporary …
What Questions Should You Ask a Divorce Attorney?
You are ready to end your marriage, and you need a divorce attorney. But finding the right divorce lawyer can be a complicated task. Sure, a search may come up with dozens of attorneys in your area, but which one do you choose? How do you find the right one? …
Legal Separation vs. Divorce
You are tired of being married. You want to end things, but what are your options? Do you have to get a divorce? Not necessarily. You can opt for a legal separation as well, but keep in mind that it is a legal process that is very similar to divorce. …
Does it Matter in Colorado if My Spouse Cheats?
Marital infidelity is one of the most common causes of divorce. A study cited by the American Psychological Association (APA) estimates cheating is a significant contributing factor to as many as 40% of U.S. divorces. This raises an important question: Does it matter in my divorce case if my spouse …
