Year: 2020

When you divorced, child support payments were set based upon your financial situation at the time. However, this year, you lost your job and have only been able to pick up work that pays less. It seems unreasonable to expect you to pay the same as when you were a high earner. Regardless of whether…

Quite a few people seem to believe that the only form of therapy available for couples is marriage counseling. If you and your spouse have already decided that you need to go your separate ways, rehashing the issues from your marriage with a therapist may seem like unnecessary torture. However, marriage counseling is far from…

Splitting custody is something that not many families do, but it can work for some. When you consider splitting custody, what you’re doing is thinking about how you can separate your children and have them on different custody schedules. Most families don’t like this idea, because it means that their children may not see each…

If you have children with your ex-spouse, there’s a good chance that co-parenting is your new normal. While it doesn’t always come easy, you must put your best foot forward to maintain stability for your children. Unfortunately, problems can arise while co-parenting, such as if your ex-spouse talks poorly about you to your children. They…

One of the most important things to do during your divorce is to show which of your assets are marital and which are separate. Initially, you should sit down and list out all of your property and debts. Once you have a list of your assets, take a look and see which you believe are…

Divorce is a messy process that can turn even the kindest individual into someone angry and vindictive. The more bitter and drawn-out a divorce becomes, the harder it is for the people divorcing, the children they share, their loved ones and their finances. Reducing the conflict in your divorce can go a long way toward…

You love your kids, but the last few weeks have been difficult. For whatever reason, they’ve started to say that they don’t want to go to your ex-spouse’s home. You know that there is no abuse happening, and you’re sure that they are completely safe with your ex. Nothing about your situation or your ex-spouse’s…

One of the biggest bones of contention in any divorce can be how to divide your property. Colorado law uses the concept of equitable division for marital property. If you can reach an agreement with your spouse about who keeps what, so much the better. Failing that, if you need to go to court, a…

A divorce or separation may not terminate a grandparent’s or great-grandparent’s rights to contact or visit the couple’s children. A grandparent or great-grandparent has rights to seek court permission for visitation and contact in Colorado. This may play a role in child custody matters. Eligibility Grandparents or great-grandparents may seek these rights in one of…

Dividing the family home during divorce can be overwhelming. It can be helpful for couples who have made the decision to divorce and are facing property division concerns, including the family home, to be familiar with the different options for dividing a family home. There are different ways a family home can be addressed during…