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Colorado spousal support orders can be modified
Life changes. Circumstances change. When you got divorced, the Colorado court issued an order requiring you to pay spousal support to your former spouse. But now, some time later, that order no longer fits. That could be because your company downsized, and you lost...
Getting divorced? Make a budget
How are you likely to fare financially after your divorce? We aren’t talking about the division of your assets and how much of the marital pot you’ll claim as your share. Instead, we’re talking about how you will manage from month-to-month on a solo income. Figuring...
You don’t have to be on the road to be in a vehicle accident
When you drive your vehicle on the road, you know there is a risk of being involved in an accident. When you are walking on the sidewalk or crossing the street, you know a vehicle could crash into you. Did you ever consider you could be involved in a car crash while...
Make your case for custody stronger with these ideas
You want to do what you can to get custody of your children. You know that your spouse is fighting to have primary custody (and much more time than you’d receive if she had her way). You’ve always been a good parent and intend to be there for your kids. You want to...
Options exist for business-owning couples who divorce
You and your spouse started a Colorado business after you married. For years, you’ve both worked to make it a success. Now that you’ve decided to divorce, what happens to the business? You have some options. You might be two people who decide you work great as friends...
Could you and your ex achieve an uncontested Colorado divorce?
Divorce often calls to mind images of a couple arguing in court or testifying against one another in custody proceedings. Although litigated divorces are quite common, they are not the only way to end your marriage. You can also potentially file an uncontested...
Safe driving in the springtime: 5 tips you can use
Winter is officially over, and the roads are finally clear of slush and snow -- but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you can relax your guard when you’re on the road. Spring driving can also be treacherous if you aren’t careful. Here are 5 tips you can use that will...
Can’t pay your child support? Here’s what you should know
In periods of widespread economic instability, many people are left wondering how they’re going to meet their financial obligations. Divorced parents, of course, have an extra worry. They may not know how they’re going to pay their court-ordered child support in the...
Divorce rates may rise after COVID-19 pandemic
It is too soon to know for sure in the United States, but it is possible that divorce rates are going to spike in the coming year. The reason is the current COVID-19 pandemic that has swept the country and much of the world. Self-isolation, so far, has shown to be the...
Divorcing in Colorado with minor children
Every day in Colorado, previously married individuals reach their breaking points with their spouse and decide to file for a divorce, although many people wait for quite a while before they file. One of the most common reasons people give for remaining in an unhappy...
