Will My Colorado Spouse Pay Me Alimony?
In a divorce, a Colorado court may order the more well-to-do spouse to pay the dependent spouse alimony. This monetary…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
What is Virtual Visitation in Colorado?
Virtual visitation may help non-custodial parents spend more time with their kids. It’s a new solution to an old problem….
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Blog | Child Custody | Child Support | Divorce | Prenups | Uncategorized
Getting a Prenuptial Agreement in Colorado: Pros and Cons
A prenuptial agreement is a legal document a couple voluntarily enters into before marriage. It describes in detail the financial and…
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Moving out of Colorado With The Children
Moving is a predicament many people with children face. For various reasons, a divorced or unmarried Colorado parent may find…
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Is Infidelity Relevant in A Colorado Divorce?
Infidelity is a leading cause in many failed marriages across the United States. While infidelity is a terrible thing for…
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Six Good Ways To Protect Yourself During A Divorce
There are steps you can take to protect yourself when it comes to divorce. When you first learn your spouse…
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Are There Tax Implications In My Colorado Divorce?
Will There Be Tax Implications In My Colorado Divorce? A Colorado dissolution will change your life in a number of…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
Should I Leave the Marital Residence?
You’ll have to make many life changing choices when you go through a divorce. Among the many decisions you’ll consider…
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Blog | Child Custody | Divorce
How Can Fathers Win Child Custody in Colorado?
It is mistakenly thought that a father winning custody of his children in a divorce is an impossible thing. While…
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Colorado Child Support Law for Disabled Children
Colorado state law is specific when it comes to child support. Let’s take a look at support in general and…
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How Many Months Should Pass Before The Father Loses His Parental Rights in Colorado?
Losing parental rights is a life changing event. This article focuses on the time it takes before a parent (including…
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Does An Affair Impact Child Custody in Colorado?
Colorado is a no-fault state which mean an affair does not significantly influence proceedings in a dissolution. This court does…
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