Colorado Divorce & Family Law Blog

Is Legal Separation Different from Divorce?

06 Sep 2016

If two spouses decide they no longer wish to be together, divorce may likely be the first choice that comes to mind. In Colorado, however, legal separation may also be an alternative. Not all states recognize legal separation, but Colorado has laws specifically addressing the difference between divorce and legal...

How Much is My Divorce Going to Cost?

26 Aug 2016

No two divorces are the same, which means there is no fixed answer to how much a divorce will cost. Although divorces are generally known for being expensive, it can be difficult to predict the true cost of a Colorado divorce or legal separation, as there are numerous factors specific...

Colorado Law and Interstate Custody

09 Aug 2016

In many instances, children of divorce live with one parent in one state while their other parent lives in a different state—making it difficult for parents to enforce court orders for visitation, child custody, and child support. Interstate child custody disputes are often complex, and tend to invite conflict from...

Three Legal Steps to Take After a Colorado Divorce

28 Jul 2016

The divorce process may finally be complete, but it is important to be aware of the loose ends that may need your attention before you can move on with your new life. Some of the legal steps that you may need to take are: Officially change your name. As part...

How to Enforce Child Support Orders in Colorado

12 Jul 2016

Child support orders are legally binding, and Colorado courts take violations of these orders very seriously. If you are a parent who has not been receiving child support from your ex-spouse, the best option is often pursuing enforcement action through the family courts. Fortunately, there are various ways to collect...

What You Need to Know About Colorado Spousal Maintenance

01 Jul 2016

Spousal maintenance, also referred to as alimony or spousal support, is the money paid to a spouse during and after a divorce when the other spouse is not able to pay for his or her own reasonable needs. This payment can be made in the form of a lump sum,...

Can I Get an Annulment Instead of a Divorce in Colorado?

13 Jun 2016

An annulment and a divorce are similar in the sense that both make a determination on marital status. The main difference between the two is that an annulment declares a marriage as invalid—essentially meaning that the marriage effectively never happened in the eyes of the law, while a divorce ends...

Do I Need an Attorney in an Uncontested Divorce in Colorado?

01 Jun 2016

If both parties agree to a divorce and are generally agreeable to the terms of the divorce, then this is known in Colorado as an uncontested divorce. Items that may need to be worked out in this type of divorce can be done with the assistance of mediators, divorce lawyers,...

How Domestic Violence Can Impact Child Custody Cases in Colorado

15 May 2016

In the state of Colorado, family courts step in when two spouses are unable to agree on parenting time and the allocation of parenting responsibilities. When making such determinations, the court will closely examine all evidence to determine the child’s best interests. One factor taken into consideration when making decisions...

The Difference Between Uncontested Divorce and Contested Divorce

29 Apr 2016

There are two types of divorce in Colorado: uncontested divorce and contested divorce. What are the differences between the two? Uncontested Divorce An uncontested divorce refers to a divorce in which both parties agree to the divorce and are generally able to arrive at an agreement and who can work...

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Is Legal Separation Different from Divorce?

How Much is My Divorce Going to Cost?

Colorado Law and Interstate Custody

Three Legal Steps to Take After a Colorado Divorce

How to Enforce Child Support Orders in Colorado

What You Need to Know About Colorado Spousal Maintenance

Can I Get an Annulment Instead of a Divorce in Colorado?

Do I Need an Attorney in an Uncontested Divorce in Colorado?

How Domestic Violence Can Impact Child Custody Cases in Colorado

The Difference Between Uncontested Divorce and Contested Divorce

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