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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...
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...
In some cases, couples will petition for divorce together. But it is also common for one person to petition and then serve the paperwork to their spouse. Their spouse then has a chance to respond to the divorce petition, signifying that they understand the divorce is...
People in a variety of situations may choose to negotiate prenuptial agreements before getting married. Those starting a blended family or with a prior divorce in their history may want to enter marriage with a contract in place. Individuals with valuable assets or...
When couples in Colorado choose a legal separation, they may still wish to retain the option to divorce later. A legal separation allows spouses to live apart while still married. Over time, one or both may decide that divorce is the better path. Colorado law provides...
People often give divorcing spouses advice with the best of intentions. Some of that advice is sound. Warnings to secure legal representation even if the divorce begins amicably is valuable. So is advice to establish separate financial accounts to avoid complications...
When couples divorced in the past, they split their marital assets between them, and that concluded the property settlement. But with the rise in popularity of cryptocurrency assets like Bitcoin, dividing assets becomes more complex. Read on to learn more about...
No one wants their divorce to be any more complicated or expensive than it needs to be. However, when significant and/or complex assets are at stake, it may be cost-effective for a spouse to bring additional professionals on to their divorce team in addition to legal...