When couples think about a prenup and debt in Colorado, they often focus first on protecting their separate property and assets. But a prenuptial agreement can address much more than who gets the house or how investments will be divided in the event of a breakup. Prenups can also address financial responsibilities, including debts. For […]
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Child support arrears can create stress for both parents, but ignoring the situation often makes it more complicated. Whether you have fallen behind on payments or are trying to address unpaid child support, understanding your rights and options can help you take the next appropriate step. Falling behind on child support can be stressful for
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A lot of people assume that if you live with someone long enough, you’re automatically common law married. That’s not how it works, and it’s one of the misconceptions I run into most often in my practice. Whether a common law marriage actually exists comes down to the specific facts of the relationship, not a
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If you’re going through a divorce in Colorado, an important change in state law could affect how courts evaluate spousal maintenance (formerly known as alimony). As of August 6, 2025, Colorado courts must now consider evidence of certain types of abuse when determining whether spousal maintenance should be awarded and, if so, the amount and
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