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Make divorce as swift and painless as possible
If you determine that you'd rather move on in life without your spouse than stay in an unhappy relationship, your decision might spark a series of events that require more decisions. Upon filing for divorce in a Colorado court, you and your ex may have any number of...
Estate planning for those who are not married
What happens to someone's estate when he or she is not married? Those who have remained unmarried might feel as though they do not need to worry about estate planning at all, especially since discussions on the matter tend to focus on people with spouses and children....
Avoid trust administration stress as a trustee
Whether someone you care about has passed away after a lengthy battle with a terminal illness or died unexpectedly in a Colorado collision or other type of accident, it is never easy to mourn the loss of a loved one. Certain issues can add stress to an already...
Taking the mystery out of the probate process
Many people in Colorado and throughout the country are unsure about the legal process that occurs to distribute a person's assets after he or she dies. The process, known as probate, can be rather simple or quite complex, depending on the circumstances of a specific...
Child custody and back-to-school issues
Children in Colorado and throughout the country are winding down their summer breaks and preparing for the back-to-school season. In many cases, children who have parents who filed for divorce over the summer may encounter challenges as they navigate their first...
Estate planning issues that prompt conservatorships
Many people avoid discussions about their own mortality. Others, however, understand what a valuable tool the estate planning process can be. Therefore, they not only discuss such issues at home, but they try to execute as thorough and detailed of a plan as possible....
How can I move forward after a divorce?
Dissolving a marriage can turn your world upside down in more ways than one. However, no matter how intimidating divorce may feel, your future may be brighter than you realize.Losing a connection with someone you love can challenge how you view yourself, and emotions...
Divorce often requires significant changes for estate plans
Disputes are typical at the end of a marriage. Parting spouses commonly disagree about their individual contributions to the relationship and are forced to find common ground in terms of child custody, property division and ongoing financial support.You might feel a...
Debt is often a precursor to divorce
If a Colorado married couple encounters financial challenges, it can have adverse effects on their relationship. Especially if they are constantly arguing about rising debt, one spouse might feel like he or she is not appreciated or that the other spouse is blaming...
Child custody exchange turned violent
Most Colorado family court judges agree that children are better able to cope with divorce if their parents treat each other respectfully and cooperate for their sake. In a perfect world, parents would always have peaceful child custody agreements. In reality, many...
