Month: November 2016

As many people in Boulder County know, divorce or separation can bring seriously negative feelings to the fore. Of all the disagreements that can arise in a divorce or separation, among the most acrimonious are child custody disputes. People usually have strong...

Colorado residents who have been through a divorce know that the process is seldom simple. It can feel overwhelming to spouses, who must deal with the multiple decisions and work with the other side to try and negotiate resolutions. The process can be particularly...

There are many different issues that will need to be addressed in almost every Colorado divorce, such as property division, alimony and child custody. Any issue in a divorce has the potential to get contentious, but among all of the possibilities, it is child support...

Some Colorado couples know when it is time to end a marriage through divorce. In fact, there are many so-called "uncontested" divorces that occur every year. But, those are best-case scenarios, with couples who may have no children, limited assets and nothing really...

Not too long ago, this blog discussed the property division process in Colorado. It was pointed out that marital property in the Centennial State is subject to equitable division in a divorce. Sharp-eyed readers may have noticed that this suggests there may be...