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Divorce later in life can feel uncertain, especially if you spent much of the marriage managing the home and raising children. If you are a homemaker facing a “gray divorce,” (divorce after 50) you may wonder how the law treats your financial contributions. Colorado...
Medicare is a government insurance program that helps retired adults access medical care while living on a fixed income. They don’t need to pay out of pocket for basic medical needs or worry about paying for costly monthly health insurance premiums. While Medicare...
Married couples decide to negotiate postnuptial agreements for numerous reasons. Sometimes, the decision to work out a contract is in response to recent misconduct. Other times, good fortune, such as business success or an inheritance, may make spouses aware that they...
During divorce proceedings, disagreements are something many couples face. But what happens when you and your spouse are not able to reach an agreement on key issues like property or custody? The divorce then becomes contested. This blog explores the process of when...
Couples who are married often work hard to purchase things they want. This can include anything from vehicles and homes to investments and art collections. Those assets are often a source of pride, and they may come with debt. People may not realize that these assets...
When life changes, your current custody arrangement may no longer be practical. Maybe your work schedule has shifted, your child’s needs have evolved or you’re planning to move to a new neighborhood. Whatever the reason, requesting a modification of a custody order...
Over the last few decades, there has been a rise in a phenomenon known as gray divorce. This is not a technical term, but generally refers to people who are getting divorced in the latter half of their lives. For instance, the divorce rate for those who are under 45...
Social media has become a constant background presence in many marriages, and it often impacts divorce processes as well. If you and your spouse are going your separate ways, the (understandable) question of whether you should keep an eye on your spouse’s online...
Child support orders help to ensure that children have the essentials for a safe and comfortable upbringing. The courts look at the allocation of parenting time and the income of the parents, as well as the standard of living during their relationship, to determine...
The terms for a child custody order usually come from one of two sources. Divorcing or separated parents have the option of working with one another to set their own terms. They can agree on a specific division of parenting time and legal authority. If they don't...