In 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 marriage exists, there is no specific amount of time that a couple must live together to establish that a marriage has been created.
What is a Common Law Marriage?
Colorado Divorce: The Toughest Decision You May Ever Make
Creating a Parenting Schedule for the Whole Family
Colorado Family Law for Non-Traditional Families
Colorado Family Law for Non-Traditional Families
If Your Co-Parent is Relocating Your Children Without Your Consent:
If you have filed for a Colorado divorce or legal separation and are worried about your children, your finances, and your future, it is not uncommon to find yourself in a state of stress and anxiety. These reactions, which can be overwhelming, are often the result of the uncertainty that comes with change. When you are experiencing stress, it is important to identify your resources for self-care.
"Conscious Uncoupling"
The Impact of Divorce on Your Kids
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