Family Law

Recently, we talked about various options for dealing with the family home during a divorce. Many couples also co-own rental properties. Determining how to handle a rental property can be a far less emotional decision but certainly an important financial one. Whether...

When couples marry, they often work out a contract known as a prenuptial agreement – or “prenup” for short. Essentially, a prenup protects a person's assets if there’s ever a need for divorce. In other words, there may be a guarantee on what assets or finances are...

If you get divorced and you and your spouse own a home together, it may be important to you to try to keep that home. This could simply be because the housing market is difficult to get into, or maybe you're in love with that specific home and you don't want to leave....

Some parents already have an agreement in writing regarding their children, which will make their divorce proceedings easier and less stressful. Others find the emotional fortitude to negotiate custody matters with one another during the early stages of their divorce....

Going through their parents’ divorce is difficult for children. While older children might be able to relay their feelings and needs, younger children may have difficulties. The parents will have to find ways to help those younger children to cope with the divorce....

Parents who end their romantic relationship will still have to work together to raise their children. One of the things that this entails is the children going back and forth from one home to another. The days when the transition from Mom’s house to Dad’s house or the...

When you’re dealing with frustrations in your marriage, it’s not always easy to decide if you want to stay together or separate. For some people, it makes sense to stick together because hard times are going to pass. For others, separating is more appropriate because...

As you head to court to get a divorce, you may feel like you have to ask the judge to grant that divorce, and then they make a ruling about whether or not they're going to allow it. This implies that the judge could also deny your divorce and force you to stay...

Whether you are pre-divorce or post-divorce, co-parenting with someone you no longer want in your life can be rough. Embracing modern technology may just make everything a little bit easier. More and more divorced parents are relying on co-parenting apps and online...

When you begin the divorce process, each spouse is required to disclose a variety of financial information. The state of Colorado requires a considerable amount of documentation of income, assets and expenses. Both spouses must provide complete and accurate...