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Understanding Social Security Benefits for Spouses in Colorado

The Increasing Importance of Social Security Benefits Social Security is a significant topic in our society today, and it will be increasingly significant as more and more people from the older generations (i.e. Baby Boomers and Gen Xers) retire in the not-too-distant future. One of the biggest issues pertaining to Social Security is simply the […]

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Issues with Colorado Divorces When One Spouse is an Immigrant

Divorce with an Immigrant or Non-Citizen Spouse is More Complicated Divorce is rarely a simple matter, as there nearly always tend to be complex issues which need to be sorted out – child custody disputes, marital property disputes, settlement agreement issues, and so forth. When one spouse is an immigrant, this brings an additional layer

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Details on Dividing Military Benefits in Colorado Divorces

Dividing Military Retirement Benefits Can Be a Complex Process Questions pertaining to the division of military retirement benefits are among the most frequently asked questions in the area of property division. One of the common misconceptions surrounding military retirement benefits is that these assets are somehow “special,” or exempt from division in divorce. This is

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What Happens to Inherited Property in a Colorado Divorce?

Only Marital Property is Subject to Division We have discussed the mechanics of the property division phase of divorce at length in previous articles. As we have stressed, only property categorized as “marital property” is subject to division based on a fair and equitable allocation, separate property remains with the original owner. Because of this

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When Does a Child’s Opinion Matter in Colorado Custody Cases?

Introduction: Multiple Factors Impact Custody Determinations Custody cases are never easy. A marital dissolution becomes much more complicated when it involves children. In an ideal world, parents will always be able to work out custody arrangements privately, between themselves, with minimal friction and very minor involvement from the court system. In reality, of course, this

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