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Sometimes, when spouses are unable to privately divide a marital home, the court may compel the spouses to sell the property in a court mandated sale. When this happens, the court will also determine how the proceeds be split. For instance, a court may order a house to be sold and then proceeds distributed in

Every parent’s top priority is their child’s safety and well-being. But what happens when a child is in immediate danger and there’s no time to wait for the standard legal process? If you’re in a situation where you need to protect your child urgently, applying for an emergency custody order in Colorado may be the

When it comes to the well-being of a child, Colorado law provides several options for legal arrangements to ensure that their needs are met. Among the most common are guardianship and custody. But what do these terms really mean? And how do you know which legal arrangement fits your situation? If you’re a parent, guardian,

Colorado’s Recent Changes Which Involve Domestic Violence Issues In the State of Colorado, just as in other jurisdictions around the country, domestic violence is not only a criminal law issue, but also a family law issue as well. In other words, domestic violence is not just something which might be prosecutable, it’s something which can

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

Understanding common law marriage in Colorado is essential for couples cohabitating or considering their legal rights and responsibilities as a couple. Whether you’re wondering if your relationship qualifies or you’re seeking clarity on how it differs from a traditional marriage, this article will walk you through everything you need to know about common law marriage

Marriage is a big step, and there’s a lot to think about as you build a life with your partner. One often-overlooked topic? The prenuptial agreement—or “prenup.” While some might feel uncomfortable discussing finances and assets before marriage, a prenup can actually provide clarity, transparency, and peace of mind for both partners.  If you’re getting

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

Cruelty is Relevant in the Colorado Process How Cruelty Can Affect Property Division in Colorado Law? In an ideal situation, all marriages would be devoid of any sort of petty or cruel behavior. Unfortunately, the ideal situation isn’t what we have, and sadly a lot of marriages involve cruel behaviors of one form or another.