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When does a pedestrian have the right-of-way in Colorado?
When a pedestrian is involved in an accident with a motor vehicle, the consequences can be serious for the individual. The amount of such claims, naturally, makes the insurance companies loathe to pay up. With that in mind, it’s smart to understand when you have the...
Protect your mental health during divorce from a narcissist
Most people who go through a divorce might realize early on that they’re going to have to deal with a lot of stress. While it’s sometimes possible for a divorce to happen peacefully, being married to a narcissist is one of the times when you need to come to terms with...
The difference between a contested and uncontested divorce
When going through a divorce, you'll likely have two priorities: making sure that you get an optimum divorce settlement, and making sure that you get through the process as smoothly as possible. These two priorities are not necessarily mutually exclusive: It can be...
Essential elements you don’t want to forget in your parenting plan
A well-written parenting plan that contains a lot of forward-looking agreements can help you and your ex-spouse avoid a lot of conflicts -- and that’s the goal! You don’t want to constantly find yourself back in court because you forgot to address something important....
Colorado snows are coming early: What to keep in mind about slips and falls
If you’re a resident of Colorado, you can be entirely forgiven for thinking that summer 2020 was a “blink and you’ll miss it” kind of event. Just days after the mercury rose to 101°F, the first snows of the season are expected to arrive within the next few days. This...
What happens to debt in a Colorado divorce?
When you divorce, it is not just the riches you need to divide but also the debt. When divorcing in Colorado, the first step is to distinguish the marital property from each spouse's separate property. Separate property includes assets brought into a marriage by one...
Divorce takes a psychological toll on children
Some parents think that remaining in a marriage for the children is a good idea, but the constant fighting and a negative home life can sometimes lead to serious psychological damage for the children. Going through their parents’ divorce can also have some negative...
Can you prevent your ex’s new partner from parenting your kids?
Sometimes, marriages end in divorce because one spouse starts a new relationship. Other times, people start new relationships shortly after a divorce. You may have accepted the reality of divorce in Colorado, which includes the fact that you and your spouse are...
Is there truth to the 7-year-itch?
Have you ever had a friend hit their eighth anniversary and say they feel grateful to have made it through the seven-year-itch? This refers to the idea that, after about seven years of marriage, many couples run into trouble and start looking for something new. This...
When does a slip and fall lead to compensation claims?
The idea that a slip and fall could lead to severe injuries surprises some people. After all, our culture tends to treat these kinds of incidents like a joke or a momentary inconvenience, not a real source of risk and injury. However, slipping and falling can easily...
