Category: Divorce

As a married couple, you will have shared a lot. Now that you are divorcing, you likely do not want to share much at all. There are several steps you should take to reduce your spouse’s access to your personal details during the divorce. Otherwise, they could seek information to try and use against you….

Are you ready to file for divorce? Even if you have not encountered any major issues, such as domestic violence or an affair, you may feel like it is time. Filing for divorce is a big decision and likely something you have put much time and thought into. When you go to your spouse, you…

Choosing to pursue a divorce will mean a lot of big changes for your family. Your daily life will change, from how you interact with people to where you live in many cases. It can be hard to make that final decision and move forward with filing the paperwork with so much uncertainty. Those who…

The period before marriage is typically light-hearted and fun for most couples. This generally lasts up until the wedding day and honeymoon period. After that, the challenges begin. Every married couple has disagreements at times and the ability to communicate and compromise is pivotal to the success of a union. One area that many couples…

If you and your spouse have decided that you’re going to get a divorce, you know that one of the next steps is to inform your children. They deserve to know what’s going on, and they’re going to be a big part of this process. But when do you do it? Parents often struggle with…

Most divorcing couples are eager to separate their property and their lives. Even before they file with the courts, one spouse may move out of the family home and establish an independent residence. Sometimes, one spouse stays in the family home. Other times, a divorcing couple decides to sell the property and share the sale…

You and your spouse have not been on the same page with your relationship for a long time. You both want to do different things with your lives, and that brought you to the realization that you needed to get a divorce. Since you’ve struggled with the idea of divorcing for a while, your spouse…

A key part of the divorce procedure involves dividing property, finances and debt obligations. In Colorado, the courts adopt a process of equitable distribution. This means that property and other aspects related to the marriage will be divided in a manner that is fair to all parties. This system relies upon both spouses being fully…

With highly contested issues at play, such as child custody and property division, it is hardly surprising that many divorces involve heated disagreements between spouses. Nevertheless, does conflict actually benefit you in any way? In short, the answer is no. Effective methods of reducing conflict during a separation certainly warrant further consideration. Not only can…

In a lot of ways, your marital relationship may end before you actually divorce. Many people reach a point of emotional separation from their spouse around the time that one spouse files for divorce. While you think of your marriage as over, it technically still legally exists until a Colorado judge finalizes your divorce. Depending…