Common Reasons For Divorce May 24, 2021
According to research, approximately 40 – 50% of all first-time married couples end in divorce or legal separation and around 60- 65% of second-time marriages end the same way. Even though divorce is a part of life over the recent fifty years divorce rates are higher. Even so, there have been changes in laws that have made getting…
When Should You Consult A Divorce Lawyer? May 17, 2021
If you’re contemplating getting a divorce, you might be overwhelmed with the amount of information available to you on the internet. It’s not surprising that in today’s internet-driven world there are thousands of self-help websites, blogs, and legal advice sites available to you. But what happens if you get the wrong advice and make mistakes when filing your…
What To Expect At A Child Support Hearing In Colorado May 10, 2021
One of the most stressful aspects of any disagreement between parents, whether they are divorcing, separating, or were never married in the first place, is sorting out a child custody schedule and a parenting plan. When you add child support to the mix, things can get even worse. It’s important to know what to expect at a child…
What Is A Collaborative Divorce? May 03, 2021
Going through a divorce is not an easy time for most people. The divorce process can be expensive, people will have challenges, and there can be a lot of contentions. Despite what is displayed on TV about how eventful and full of drama a divorce can be most divorce cases do not escalate to that level. Even so, it doesn’t…
How Do I Prepare For Child Support Court In Colorado? April 26, 2021
An important matter for family law courts in a divorce or child custody matter is child support, or the cost of raising the kids until they are eighteen, or otherwise emancipated. In Colorado, child support is a right of every child; therefore, the courts might not recognize a child support agreement between the parents concerning collecting child support, if it’s significantly…
What Is A Cooperative Divorce? April 19, 2021
The divorce process that many are familiar with is the traditional divorce, which is an adversarial process. Most divorce cases are resolved by a negotiated agreement between the divorcing parties; however, if parties can’t reach a settlement agreement in family law issues using the traditional divorce, then the divorcing spouses must go to family law court and present their cases…