Dividing the marital estate is a key aspect of any Colorado divorce. Spouses typically have to divide marital property and split up responsibility for shared marital debts. Couples either work cooperatively to settle financial matters on their own or present evidence...
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Who keeps an engagement ring after divorce?
An engagement ring may be one of the most expensive gifts a person ever gives to their partner. The average cost of a ring in the United States is over $5,000, and many rings are worth $10,000 or more. Someone may be willing to pay this amount when proposing because...
Can my ex-spouse stay on my insurance plan after the divorce?
Many older couples going through divorce wonder how their healthcare coverage will be affected, especially when their partner has been on their insurance plan for years. Divorce can bring about changes to financial and personal circumstances, and health insurance is...
Divorce can be more and less complex at an older age
In some ways, divorce is less complicated if you are in your 50s or 60s. After all, if you had children together, odds are that they’ve grown up and moved out of the house. A couple getting divorced in their 30s and 40s has to spend a lot of time thinking about their...
3 common retirement resource concerns in complex Colorado divorces
High-value assets frequently become a focal point during divorce negotiations or litigation. People often focus on the homes where they live. Retirement accounts are often the only asset worth a comparable amount. The resources people have put aside for their comfort...
Different ways money leads to divorce
Money can be a huge source of stress in a relationship – but it’s not just a lack of money and financial strain that causes the problems. Even affluent couples can run into marital issues over money. Here are some of the ways it can happen: Financial infidelity...
Social media agreements in parenting plans
Children thrive on structure and routine – so having to adjust to two different sets of rules in two different households when their parents divorce can be rough. When parents can cooperate on some basic “ground rules” and expectations that are the same between both...
Hope after the storm: healing from parental alienation
Parental alienation is not a new concept, yet in recent years, psychology has shed light on this phenomenon and courts now understand more about what it means in the context of divorce, child custody and how it works. What is parental alienation? Parental alienation...
5 reasons for restraining orders against your ex during a divorce
Divorce can be tumultuous for many reasons. Individuals in Colorado may find themselves in situations where seeking a restraining order against their spouse becomes necessary. This measure aims to protect people from potential harm or harassment during the dissolution...
What to know about discovery during divorce proceedings
When a divorce becomes contentious, a person may worry that the other spouse is hiding information. This concern is valid because a lack of evidence or details could result in an unfair decision. One way that a person can ensure that the court does not miss reviewing...