Preparing for the End of SummerWhen the summer season winds down next month and the carefree days of the season come to an end, as a divorced parent, you will need to start thinking about preparations for the school year. While a transition back to the structure and...
Colorado Divorce Law Blog
Should I File for a Divorce or a Legal Separation?
Filing for a Legal Separation While filing for a legal separation is the same process as filing for divorce, the reasons for these two decisions can be very different. While both legal separation and divorce will require the division of assets and debts, and the...
Do I Need a Postnuptial Agreement?
Unlike a prenuptial agreement, which is signed prior to the marriage, a postnuptial agreement is created after the couple has married. Sometimes couples draft postnuptial agreements because they did not have time to create one before they established the marriage, but...
More on Common Law Marriage
Requirements for a Common Law Marriage in ColoradoIn the State of Colorado, a couple living together in the same home for any period of time does not establish a common law marriage. While cohabitation is one of many required elements to prove that a common law...
Colorado Common Law Marriage
What is a Common Law Marriage?Despite attempts to abolish the institution of a common law marriage, Colorado is one of a few states in the U.S. that still recognizes a marriage that was established without a marriage license or a formal ceremony.How Was the Concept of...
Filing for Divorce: A Tough Decision
Colorado Divorce: The Toughest Decision You May Ever MakeAfter many arduous and sleepless nights, finally reaching the difficult decision that filing for a divorce is the best option may be the most difficult choice you will ever make. The challenges you will face...
Colorado Divorce: Creating a Parenting Schedule for the Whole Family
Creating a Parenting Schedule for the Whole FamilyThe best Colorado parenting plans are those which have considered the needs of all the individuals involved. When parents divorce and establish two separate homes, the division creates difficulty and stress for the...
Colorado Family Law for Non-Traditional FamiliesThe world is changing and the definition of what constitutes a "family" is rapidly changing with it. While the trials and tribulations of the traditional American family was the subject of many of the best-loved...
Colorado Family Law for Non-Traditional Families
Colorado Family Law for Non-Traditional FamiliesThe world is changing and the definition of what constitutes a "family" is rapidly changing with it. While the trials and tribulations of the traditional American family was the subject of many of the best-loved...
Colorado Custody and Parenting Time: Parental Child Abduction.
If Your Co-Parent is Relocating Your Children Without Your Consent:Following a Colorado divorce, it is not unusual for one parent to want to establish a new life in a new location. Sometimes that means starting a new job in another state or moving from Colorado to be...
