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When you and your spouse got married many years ago, you never dreamed that your marital bliss would end in a divorce. Since your children are grown and on their own, your primary concern is what will happen to your business. The business has been in your family for...
Many of those who face divorce understand they may be asked to explain their side of a certain issue – parenting, perhaps, or how a family business was run. Fewer are mindful that other witnesses may testify in court during divorce hearings. The concept of witnesses...
Aside from ordering the flowers and planning the reception, creating a careful and competent prenuptial agreement is an important part of planning for a wedding. Of course, there are some who fail to see the protections afforded by a prenuptial agreement. Ohers who...
Financially responsible couples in Colorado tend to plan ahead for most major life events. Planning for retirement often involves establishing one or more retirement accounts at a young age, either through an employer or an outside account. However, handling these...
Business owners tend to pour their heart and soul into their work, and for many Colorado entrepreneurs, their business becomes an intrinsic part of them. However, without carefully laid plans prior to marriage or the start of the business, some owners could be at risk...
Although the decision to divorce may be a relatively easy one, actually separating the assets of a marriage is not always as straightforward. Depending on a couple's properties, investments, retirement funds or other assets, property division can require a significant...
Married couples tend to share more than a bank account and a home; they also often share plans for the future. Before a divorce, a retirement account that only one party paid toward is typically intended for use by both people. So what happens to this account when a...
Although a significant number of couples in Colorado choose to maintain separate finances and bank accounts, a great many married couples still choose to combine every aspect of their lives -- including their bank accounts. There is nothing inherently wrong with...
Although tax season is still months away, many people in Colorado may already be preparing for it as best they can. Those who have undergone significant life changes -- such as the birth of a child or purchasing a new home -- might find that their taxes are...
A divorce is an unsettling time for many couples. The emotional toll can be difficult enough to wade through without the added stress of struggling to manage property division matters. There are some steps that Colorado couples can take that may make the process a...
 