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Accepting Your Role as a Stepparent. In today’s society, blended families have become more and more common. Being a stepparent can present unique challenges. In this blog, we will provide some insight on how to accept your role as a stepparent. Be Understanding Divorce is tough, especially for children. Be understanding during this time as […]

What is a Spousal Maintenance Buyout? Spousal Maintenance, or alimony, is one of the most common concerns when it comes to divorce. Instead of multiple payments spread out for months or years, there is the options for a spousal maintenance buyout. Essentially, a buyout is a one-time payment made by one spouse to the other,

When Can Child Support Payments Be Modified? Child support Payments can be a significant financial burden, especially in this economy. It is common for parents to wish to have child support reduced. But when will the court allow it? In this blog, we will discuss scenarios where it is appropriate to ask for a reduction

Yes, even the most complex divorce can be made amicable in Colorado with the right approach. It requires patience, willingness to compromise, and communication. You have to be realistic and understand that it is a process that takes time, but the results can be rewarding for both parties involved. Engaging in mediation or collaborative law

Child custody battles can be an emotionally draining experience for all parties involved. However, it’s crucial to approach this delicate situation with a clear and composed mindset. Many parents make avoidable mistakes due to stress, misinformation, or hasty decisions. Understanding these common pitfalls can empower you to make informed choices and may significantly impact the

Not Sure If You Should Get Divorced? Divorce can be a stressful and emotionally taxing process, and the financial costs can be daunting. It can be hard to know when and if it is right to get divorced. Couples often decide to divorce due to arguing, financial problems, lack of intimacy, alcoholism, incompatible views, or

Divorce Statistics and Facts Marriage is important in our personal lives, culture, and society. Have you heard the saying or statistic that half of all marriages end in divorce? Statistics can give helpful insight into how and why couples are so likely to divorce nowadays. The Most Common Reasons for Divorce Infidelity Regular Disagreements and

In recent years, many divorcing parents have embraced the concept of shared custody, striving for equal time with their children to prioritize their well-being. This approach, often known as 50/50 custody, not only benefits children by allowing them to maintain strong bonds with both parents but also helps parents become more involved and responsible caregivers. 

Creating and signing a prenuptial agreement is incredibly important. Prenuptial agreements, or “prenups”, are a contract used by couples to predetermine outcomes in the event of a divorce. The short answer is that yes you can write your prenuptial agreement, but we strongly suggest having an experienced family law attorney assist you. Prenuptial agreements cover

A high asset divorce can be a complex and challenging process. Divorces involving greater assets are burdened with greater legal issues. Knowing what to expect will hopefully prevent you from being caught off guard during the divorce process. High Asset divorces usually involve $5 million or more in marital assets. Marital assets can include real