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Special Issues Faced by Pregnant Spouses Seeking a Divorce

Obtaining a Divorce While Pregnant is Doable in Colorado Many Coloradoans wonder: is it possible to obtain a divorce when one spouse is pregnant? The answer to this question is “yes,” obtaining a divorce when one spouse is currently pregnant is possible in the State of Colorado. Certain states, such as Missouri, make it quite […]

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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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The Issue of Assets Held by Business Entities in Colorado Divorces

General Principles: Businesses Can Be Community Property The property division process is always made more complicated by the inclusion of a business. Things can become quite a bit more complicated when the business increases in value during the marriage, or when the value of the business fluctuates widely. But, even when the business itself is

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Should I Include Alimony as Part of My Prenuptial Agreement?

Alimony Remains an Important Family Law Issue Alimony – or “spousal maintenance” – is among the more controversial issues in the arena of family law, both in Colorado and throughout the country. Some contend that alimony is anachronistic and out of place in the modern era; others argue that alimony is often necessary to balance

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