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Requirements for a Common Law Marriage in Colorado
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.
Colorado Common Law Marriage
What is a Common Law Marriage?
The Divorce Process: Living Together or Living Apart
THE CONSEQUENCES OF MOVING OUT
Filing to Annul Your Marriage
Terminating Your Marriage Via Annulment
There are two ways to legally end a marriage; by divorce or by annulment. While a divorce is a legal process that will terminate a marriage, a declaration of invalidity, or an annulment, will erase the marriage. Annulment is a legal action that will treat the marriage it like it never happened; it declares that the marriage was not valid and never existed.
The Do-It-Yourself Colorado Divorce
Colorado Divorce and Custody
Colorado Divorce and Custody: Common Law Marriage
What Constitutes a Common Law Marriage?
Colorado Divorce and Custody: Mediation vs Litigation
In addition to being a Colorado family law attorney, Elissa Bercovitz also handles mediation for divorce and custody cases. Litigation in family law matters can be expensive, emotionally taxing, and unpredictable, but for parties who can communicate with each other and come to a mutual agreement regarding their issues, mediation has many advantages: