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What is Colorado’s Stance on ‘De Facto’ Parents? What is Colorado’s Stance on ‘De Facto’ Parents? Colorado family law terminology can seem unusual to laypeople. One such term is ‘de facto parent.’ A de facto parent is not the biological parent but may attain official parental status under the law. Individuals may petition the court […]

Fraud, Duress, Coercion & Unconscionability in Colorado Prenups Prenuptial Agreements are Similar to Regular Contracts Prenuptial agreements – commonly referred to as “prenups” both among laypeople and legal professionals – are contracts that predetermine certain outcomes in the event of divorce among people who plan to marry. Prenuptial agreements can predetermine multiple things in the

Businesses May Be Divided in a Colorado Dissolution   The methods of business valuation in a Colorado divorce. Like other assets – stocks, bonds, cash or cash equivalents, real estate, etc. – a business entity may be classified as marital property and, as such property, may be subject to division under Colorado’s principle of equitable

Are you considering a legal separation in Colorado but feeling unsure about the process? Legal separation can provide a structured way to live apart while addressing key issues like property division, child custody, and support without getting divorced. It’s important to understand your rights and options to make informed decisions that best support your family’s

Going through a divorce can be incredibly challenging, and the last thing you need is the added stress of figuring out the necessary paperwork. Understanding which essential documents are required for your divorce is crucial. Failing to have the correct documentation ready can have a significant negative impact on the progress of your divorce proceedings.

Marriage involves not only an emotional commitment but also a financial partnership. When one or both partners bring significant debt into the relationship, it’s essential to understand how these liabilities will be managed. A prenuptial agreement (prenup) can provide protection against a future spouse’s pre-existing debt, ensuring that you are not held financially responsible for

When considering marriage, many couples also contemplate the possibility of divorce and the financial implications that may arise. One common concern is alimony, also known as spousal maintenance in Colorado. A frequently asked question is whether a prenuptial agreement (prenup) can prevent alimony. This article explores the intricacies of alimony, the legal basis of prenups

Types of Child Custody in Colorado In Colorado, as with many states, child custody arrangements are an essential part of divorce or separation proceedings. These arrangements determine how the parents will allocate responsibilities and parenting time. Understanding the different types of child custody in Colorado is important for making informed decisions that prioritize the child’s

Summer break is a fun and exciting time for kids, but it can make co-parenting complicated. School is out, schedules are different, and there can be uncertainty during this time. In this blog, we will discuss some tips on how to work through co-parenting during summer break.  1) Establish A Co-Parenting Summer Schedule: Creating a

What is a Premarital Agreement If you are going to get married you may need to implement a premarital agreement. A prenup agreement can provide stability and concrete financial expectations. In this blog post, we will explain what a premarital agreement is and the important factors to consider. A Premarital agreement, also known as a