Putting Your Future First
Divorce can create difficult financial questions when you already rely on ongoing mental health care. You may worry about how to keep paying for treatment while adjusting to changes in your household finances, especially if those expenses take up a meaningful part of...
In the heat of a divorce, some parents unfortunately use their children as weapons instead of prioritizing their child's best interests. Under these circumstances, it is typically up to courts to make decisions about parenting time and responsibilities that make the...
Regardless of how contentious or amicable a split may be, divorce is a legal process that parties must navigate to formally end their marriage. There are several approaches to consider, but generally speaking, mediation is the most peaceful. However, many couples...
Divorce happens every day, but this one is yours. Your situation—your business, your assets, your family—is unique. Consequently, the path forward, especially when dividing property, will not look exactly like anyone else's. What "equitable" actually means Colorado...
For parents of children with Autism or sensory processing needs, you know that even small changes in your child's routine can feel incredibly jarring. Something like moving between two homes after parents split up can be downright overwhelming. When a child faces "the...
Owning a franchise adds a layer of complexity to any divorce. If you and your spouse are separating in Colorado, understanding how state law treats a franchise business can help you protect what you built. How Colorado law classifies franchise ownership Colorado...
Dividing rental real estate in a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when income, tenants, and long-term investments are involved. In Colorado, property division follows equitable distribution rules, which means the court aims for a fair, though not always...
When couples divorce, deciding who keeps the beloved family pet can be a highly distressing issue. In Colorado, the law recognizes that pets are more than just property, and the courts have special ways to handle these disputes. How Colorado courts handle pets in...
Divorce often brings big changes, and protecting custody of your children can feel stressful. Courts focus on what is best for the child, but knowing how life changes might affect custody can help you make better decisions. Here are three things every parent should...
Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are common in high-asset marriages. People use them to protect property, businesses and family wealth. In Colorado, courts enforce many prenups, but only if they comply with the Uniform Premarital and Marital Agreements Act (UPMAA)....