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The judge ruled, and the result isn’t what you wanted. Naturally, your first thought may be, “Can I appeal this?” Maybe. But an appeal isn’t a do-over, and you don’t get to walk into another courtroom with new evidence and make… Read More

Ending a marriage is emotional enough without feeling blindsided by the legal process. A Colorado divorce comes with deadlines, court filings, financial disclosures, and decisions that can affect your family long after the case is over. The problem i… Read More

In Colorado, courts consider several factors when determining whether to award alimony (also known as spousal maintenance) and how much to award. The first considerations for a Court include an assessment of the following: The amount of each party’… Read More

Going through a divorce is unquestionably a challenging time for everyone involved, especially for those with children. In Colorado, there are several things to consider when filing for a divorce. Here are five key factors to keep in mind: Grounds fo… Read More

It’s important to consult with a qualified family law attorney for advice specific to your situation. In Colorado, both spouses are generally required to make full and accurate financial disclosures during a divorce. This process is known as “man… Read More