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Owning a home could deliver the most significant boost to net worth. Not surprisingly, negotiations over the ownership of a house could become contentious during Colorado divorce proceedings. Other times, one spouse may feel fine with giving the other spouse full...
Most people who file for divorce in Colorado tend to focus on the impact that the divorce will have on their children, their basic finances and their immediate situation. However, there's another aspect of divorce that many people overlook: taxes on capital gains. If...
Under Colorado divorce law, joint assets must be divided in an equitable fashion. However, there is no single rule as to what constitutes an equitable division of assets in a given case. Instead, multiple factors must be looked at to determine if a divorce settlement...
Business owners have to juggle several tasks at once between managing employees, balancing financial records and running the daily operations of a company. However, one additional task could be tackling their divorce. Unfortunately, a nasty divorce could have severe...
Settling into life after divorce involves a plenty of changes all at once. This can be difficult for both children and parents. Although you have the time to strategically create a parenting plan and divvy up assets in a fair manner, sometimes it can feel like the...
Going through a divorce is a lot of work. It is emotionally taxing and time-consuming, involving countless factors from asset division to child custody decisions. It can be tempting to eliminate part of the expense and effort by not hiring a divorce lawyer and trying...
Divorces can be the last thing many spouses expect in their marriage, which is why they are so surprised when someone serves them divorce papers. By the time a spouse receives their papers, it may be too late to react to prevent or prepare for a divorce. Knowing the...
Many divorcing couples do not realize that they have options for their divorce process. Most people simply expect that they will end up fighting about their issues in front of a judge, who will ultimately decide the divorce outcomes. While litigation may be an...
Many of today’s young adults are turning relationship standards on their heads. For example, it is more common for young adults to live with an unmarried partner than it is to get married. According to the United States Census Bureau, living with an unmarried partner...
