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...
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How gray divorce affects standard of living for men, women
Gray divorce, or the dissolution of marriage among older adults, can have significant implications for the standard of living of both men and women. As couples near retirement age, divorce can disrupt long-standing financial arrangements. It can also alter retirement...
Self-employment and child support payments
Being self-employed offers flexibility, but it also means managing responsibilities. For example, some self-employed workers struggle with child support payments. It is important for people with these obligations to understand what self-employment means for child...
What are some common myths about prenuptial agreements?
A prenuptial agreement is a binding contract entered into by a couple before they get married. While the specific terms can vary, a typical prenuptial agreement addresses issues related to the division of assets, debts, spousal support and other financial matters....
When to seek a change in your custody agreement
According to the U.S. Census, as of 2022, Colorado has a divorce rate of 13.52 per 1,000 people and many of those divorces involve children. One important aspect that divorcing parents must navigate is that of child custody agreements. These agreements aim to meet the...
Does it matter which spouse files for divorce first in Colorado?
When divorce seems inevitable, a person must grapple with many concerns about the children, housing, career adjustments and finances. Therefore, a person naturally looks for any possible advantage during proceedings. One tactic some consider is being the first to file...
How does Colorado calculate child support?
Parents navigating divorce need to know how Colorado calculates child support. The state has laws to ensure children receive financial support from both parents. Knowing the factors that contribute to this calculation can help you plan your post-divorce budget. Income...
Why you may need a post-nuptial agreement
A postnuptial agreement allows you to protect yourself and your assets in case of divorce. These agreements become especially relevant when significant financial changes occur within a marriage. Addressing any of these new circumstances through a postnuptial contract...
Divorce challenges for older adults and their families
Navigating a divorce is always complex, but when adults aged 50 or older decide to part ways, the challenges take on a unique dimension. The impact extends beyond the individuals involved, affecting their families as well. You can prepare for possible repercussions...
5 ways a spouse may minimize the value of marital assets
When a divorce involves high-value assets, it often makes a challenging situation even more complex. Since Colorado is an equitable distribution state, some spouses may attempt various tactics to reduce the marital asset value. 1. Hiding assets One common strategy...