There are a broad range of scenarios that could lead a person in Boulder County, Colorado to contemplate divorce. Sometimes a couple just finds that they have grown apart over the years. Other times there are serious allegations of domestic abuse that precipitate the...
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How does property division work in a Colorado divorce?
For almost any divorce in Longmont, a major issue between the two parties will be the division of the property. Sometimes, the two parties will be able to agree how the real property, personal property and accounts should be split up. It's commonly the case, however,...
The family law process provides different modification options
One constant in life is change so for many families modifications to divorce-related agreements and orders may be needed as life moves forward following a divorce. In general, divorce-related modifications may be possible if one or both of the parties has a continuing...
How do courts decide child custody issues in Colorado?
When a married couple decides to divorce, or when an unmarried couple decides not to cohabit, decisions must be made regarding the upbringing of any children the couple may have. Sometimes these couples are able to agree on issues such as where the children will live...