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Technically, it’s never a bad thing to have a prenuptial agreement if you’re getting married. If you do end up getting divorced, it can help protect your assets and streamline the process. If you never get divorced, you simply don’t use the prenup. So why don’t all...
Alimony, also known as spousal support, is an important part of divorce proceedings. It provides financial support to a spouse after the marriage ends. In Colorado, alimony is determined based on various factors, and understanding these factors is essential for those...
Most people might benefit from using a trust as part of their estate plan but many people might avoid creating one because they view trusts as complex or expensive. Testators unfamiliar with the advantages of trusts may forego their creation and rely on simpler estate...