Co-parenting is definitely not easy. Co-parenting with an uncooperative ex-spouse can be even more challenging. Even though it seems pointless to put in all the hard work when the other party isn’t doing his or her part, the reason for co-parenting after divorce is to...
As a business owner, you understand that your divorce places your small business at risk. You likely want to do everything possible to ensure your final order allows you to have continued operations for years to come. However, the property division process may mean...
Getting hit with criminal charges can have very serious impacts on all aspects of an accused individual’s life. Drug charges, in particular, can stay on the permanent records of the accused and often hinder them from gaining employment, among other things. There are...
Sometimes, a marital breakup is a total surprise; sometimes, it’s expected. Regardless of circumstances, divorce is challenging and often stressful. Unfortunately, a divorce can easily have a negative effect on an individual’s job performance or career. Maintaining a...
When spouses determine that ending their marriage is the best option, they have many decisions to make as to how they want to proceed. Will the divorce be amicable? Will help be needed from attorneys, mediators or other divorce professionals? These days, many spouses...
For many Colorado families, divorce means deciding how the two parents will share custody and visitation of the children. In many situations, this means the kids will go back and forth between the two parents’ homes. You may consider a joint custody arrangement best...
During a divorce in Colorado, it is possible that the court will award spousal maintenance, or alimony, to one party in the divorcing couple. Spousal maintenance can often become a point of contention between the divorcing parties because it is typically unappealing...
Enduring a marital breakup is stressful for any person. However, men these days face unique challenges amid a divorce. From a young age, men in Colorado are often taught to be strong and resilient, so they may be reluctant to ask for help. Here are a few strategies to...
The end of a marriage will affect every member of the family. Sometimes, this process can affect extended family members, possibly including the relationship a child has with his or her grandparents. It is important to provide kids with as much continuity of lifestyle...
Not every marriage is going to last forever. But it may be surprising to know that the overall rate of divorce is on the decline in Colorado and across the United States. However, for one particular demographic, divorce rates are skyrocketing. In what has become known...
Co-parenting is definitely not easy. Co-parenting with an uncooperative ex-spouse can be even more challenging. Even though it seems pointless to put in all the hard work when the other party isn’t doing his or her part, the reason for co-parenting after divorce is to...
As a business owner, you understand that your divorce places your small business at risk. You likely want to do everything possible to ensure your final order allows you to have continued operations for years to come. However, the property division process may mean...
Getting hit with criminal charges can have very serious impacts on all aspects of an accused individual’s life. Drug charges, in particular, can stay on the permanent records of the accused and often hinder them from gaining employment, among other things. There are...
Sometimes, a marital breakup is a total surprise; sometimes, it’s expected. Regardless of circumstances, divorce is challenging and often stressful. Unfortunately, a divorce can easily have a negative effect on an individual’s job performance or career. Maintaining a...
When spouses determine that ending their marriage is the best option, they have many decisions to make as to how they want to proceed. Will the divorce be amicable? Will help be needed from attorneys, mediators or other divorce professionals? These days, many spouses...
For many Colorado families, divorce means deciding how the two parents will share custody and visitation of the children. In many situations, this means the kids will go back and forth between the two parents’ homes. You may consider a joint custody arrangement best...
During a divorce in Colorado, it is possible that the court will award spousal maintenance, or alimony, to one party in the divorcing couple. Spousal maintenance can often become a point of contention between the divorcing parties because it is typically unappealing...
Enduring a marital breakup is stressful for any person. However, men these days face unique challenges amid a divorce. From a young age, men in Colorado are often taught to be strong and resilient, so they may be reluctant to ask for help. Here are a few strategies to...
The end of a marriage will affect every member of the family. Sometimes, this process can affect extended family members, possibly including the relationship a child has with his or her grandparents. It is important to provide kids with as much continuity of lifestyle...
Not every marriage is going to last forever. But it may be surprising to know that the overall rate of divorce is on the decline in Colorado and across the United States. However, for one particular demographic, divorce rates are skyrocketing. In what has become known...