When folks in Longmont think about the obligations that a divorced person might have, alimony will likely be among the first things thought of. The truth is that alimony orders are less common today than they were in the past. Still, if spouses were married for a long...
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How does child custody work in Colorado?
When parents decide to split up at the end of a marriage or relationship, the issue of child custody will probably be foremost in their minds. Sometimes, parents are able to agree on a parenting plan that takes the best interests of the child into account. Other...
Property interests can be contentious for divorcing spouses
Many people in Boulder County have probably heard that the divorce rate has gone up lately among people aged 50 and older. This means that many people who thought that they were well on their way to "happily ever after" either find themselves considering divorce or...
Is my inheritance subject to equitable distribution in a divorce?
Many people in Longmont have had the experience of inheriting money or property from someone. Whether the benefactor is a parent or a distant relative you barely knew, the inheritance probable came after that person's death. There is a good chance that the question...
Challenges with the child support program
Parents in Colorado and other states across the nation base many of their decisions on the best interests of their children, whether it is a major or minor life event. However, when it comes to the financial needs of a child, a parent will often work endlessly to...