Business owners often face many competing demands of their time and energy: employees, clients, human resources and strategic growth, just to name a few. When that business owner is facing the possibility of a divorce, the stress can mount: How…
Google can be a blessing and a curse. At 1:00 AM, when you have a screaming baby that won’t settle, Google is a blessing. However, Google can be quite the curse when you are searching for answers that impact far…
Ideally, if you are getting divorced, you will have money in your bank accounts, reliable retirement savings, and some equity in your home. While you can’t keep everything under Colorado property division laws, the more you start with, the more…
When going through a divorce, who gets the marital home is often a big point of contention. Many individuals focus on their emotional connections to the home without considering the financial implications and whether it is in their best interests…
In every divorce, there are many aspects, financial and otherwise, that spouses must consider as they reach a divorce settlement. The family home is one of them. While some divorcing couples may have an easier time deciding who should keep…
Divorce is often complicated, with many layers of emotions, concerns, and even relief. At its core, divorce deals with the legal and financial split of two individuals. As such, their assets, including any family businesses, must be dealt with before…
As family law attorneys, we unfortunately see a lot of conflict and turmoil within families. As attorneys, our goal is always to advocate for our client’s interests. When clients have children involved in their case, a competent family law attorney…
Any partnership dispute or divorce case that involves a company often requires a business valuation to determine the value of the owner’s interest.
Parents are free to reach an agreement as to how to divide the child tax credit but should do so in a way that will provide the most benefit to the child. We encourage all parents to consider their options and come to an agreement regarding the use of funds to avoid conflict.
This year, parents are facing new challenges as a result of COVID-19, particularly parents living in separate households with shared physical custody of their children. It is important, now more than ever, for parents to remember to focus on the best interests of their children. Here, an attorney speaks to the changes struggles the new school year brings, and provides tips for returning to school right now, especially if divorced.
This new reality may have financial consequences that affect child support and maintenance payments. Under Colorado law, these payment obligations can be modified when there is a “continuing and substantial” change in circumstances.
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