Divorce in Colorado can be a difficult thing to navigate, especially when one member of the marriage worked and the other either did not work or did not earn enough to support him or herself. Once the marriage is over and the couple decides to part ways, it is not...
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What factors are considered with property division in Colorado?
After issues regarding children, one of the biggest reasons for an ongoing dispute in a Colorado divorce is property division. Items that both parties believe they have a right to can range from expensive purchases like a home or a vehicle and extend all the way down...
Child support: deviations, FSR and duration
Child support is not a simple matter of the court determining the amount and the amount automatically being mandated and paid. There are various issues that must be handled such as differing circumstances warranting a deviation from the child support guidelines, what...
When can a child support order be changed?
Many parents in Colorado might not realize that a child support order can be changed. A modification is often necessary when financial circumstances change. According to the law, there will be a modification of the child support when the amount is recalculated based...
Important points about child custody in Colorado
For Colorado parents who are no longer together in a relationship, the needs of the child must be taken into consideration and treated as paramount. Often, child custody will be disagreed upon and a custody dispute will ensue. The courts will consider the best...
