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Hiding Money or Property in a Colorado Divorce: What You Should Know
A divorce can unfortunately get very unpleasant for both parties, to the point where either spouse may use unfair tactics to get ahead of the other. One of these deceitful tactics is when a spouse...
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How Does Moving Out Affect Divorce in Colorado?
Going through a divorce is life-changing. Divorcing couples have to decide on certain things, including whether or not one of them should move out of the marital residence. The choice can be...
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Divorce and Special Needs Child in Colorado
Divorce can be much more difficult for parents of a child with special needs. On top of the common divorce issues to sort out, the child’s particular needs must be included in divorce arrangements and...
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Preparing for a Divorce for a Man in Colorado – 5 Important Steps
Divorce can be a challenging process, and people usually turn to the internet for advice and tips on how to cope and prepare. However, anyone doing a basic search will quickly realize that the vast...
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How Much Does Divorce Mediation Cost in Colorado?
Couples going through a divorce often have difficulties agreeing on issues like alimony and child custody. Such problems can make an already stressful situation even more expensive and lengthy. In...
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Filling Out a Sworn Financial Statement in a Colorado Divorce
When couples divorce, their financial lives should be transparent both to each other and to the court. Under the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, both parties are required to provide a sworn...
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Can I Keep My Health Insurance After Divorce in Colorado?
After a divorce, some people may be wondering if their health insurance will be canceled, especially if they’re a beneficiary of their ex-spouse’s healthcare policy. In Colorado and all other states...
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Colorado Divorce Timeline – How Fast Can a Divorce Be Finalized In Colorado?
In Colorado, the shortest possible divorce takes 91 days, though most cases take longer. Some couples can finalize their divorce in just a few months, while others endure the proceedings for years. The...
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Spouse Hiding Bitcoin/Cryptocurrency in Colorado Divorce
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that are stored entirely online. They use encryption techniques that allow transactions to be done anonymously, without a central bank or a government authority....
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Colorado Divorce Process Without Kids – Step by Step
Divorcing with no kids involved is usually a less complex process compared to divorcing with kids. However, it’s essential for both parties to understand their rights under Colorado law and protect...
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Colorado Divorce Process With Child Involved – Step by Step
Depending on the circumstances of the case, the steps in the divorce process tend to vary slightly. For instance, if the couple hasn’t been married for long, or doesn’t own a lot of property, or has no...
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Colorado High Income Divorce – What Changes?
A divorce can be a highly emotional affair on its own, but when it involves a high-net-worth couple, the issues can make for a lengthy and complex battle. With more assets to divide, the divorce is...
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Colorado Parenting Time Guidelines
Colorado re-defined the use of terms like “custody” and “visitation” in the nineties, per §14-10-103, C.R.S, the Colorado General Assembly redefined these terms as follows: (3) On and after July 1,...
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Do I Still Pay Alimony If My Ex Won’t Allow Me to See My Kids in Colorado?
Child visitation issues are often emotional. Even when there’s a court order that guarantees parenting time for the non-custodial parent, the custodial parent may still attempt to keep the child away...
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Colorado Divorce Checklist
Divorce can be complicated and requires ample preparation. There are a lot of confusing forms and documents to prepare and submit each step of the way. The checklist below will help ensure that anyone...
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Allocation of Parental Responsibilities Under Colorado Law
Child custody cases involve a thorough assessment of the allocation of parental responsibilities. This includes how much time the child spends with each parent, which parent makes crucial decisions in...
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How Long Do You Have to be Married to Get Alimony in Colorado?
Alimony, or “spousal maintenance” in legal terms, is meant to support a former spouse who needs financial help after a divorce. Either spouse may seek alimony during the divorce proceeding. However,...
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What is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in Colorado?
A wife has the same rights as her husband to seek her fair share in divorce matters, such as property division and alimony (spousal maintenance). Each of these issues is determined separately during...
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Is Colorado a Community Property State?
Colorado is not a community property state, but is what’s called an equitable division state. That means that in Colorado, there is no assumption that all property is marital property and assets are...
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Is Colorado a Mom or Dad State?
One of the biggest fears of a divorcing or separating parent is losing child custody due to the judge’s bias towards the other parent. Some worry that the court automatically favors mothers over...
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