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Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, meaning neither spouse must prove wrongdoing to end a marriage. The only legal ground is that the relationship is irretrievably broken. This system promotes fairness, reduces conflict, and helps families resolve property, custody, and support without blame. Colorado courts focus on equitable outcomes, not fault, while still considering financial misconduct when dividing assets.

Conflict is an inevitable part of human relationships, especially in families. Whether it’s disagreements over finances, child custody, or personal values, family conflicts can lead to emotional distress. Traditional litigation can often escalate tensions and create lasting rifts. This is where alternative dispute resolution (ADR) comes into play, providing effective solutions to resolve disputes amicably. A calming environment for family conflict resolution discussions. Unde

Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in a person's life. It often leads to emotional upheaval that can cloud judgment and complicate decision-making, particularly regarding finances. Although it might feel overwhelming, starting your emotional financial planning journey, post-divorce is crucial for building a secure future. This article explores practical ways to approach financial planning with a neutral mindset that prioritizes clarity and

A lot of women stay married to narcissists because they are afraid of the legal system. In general, they have been verbally abused so often that they begin to believe things that aren't true. We chose this topic because we speak to women who are married to narcissists, and they know it, but they will spend the first 20 minutes explaining why they can't leave. It's not that they don't want to leave, but they have been conditioned and beaten down to the point where they think

The holiday season is quickly approaching, and whether you have children or not, I have heard an urban legend that you don't want to get divorced during the holidays because it will ruin the holiday. The truth is there is a way to do this without alerting the other party and you can make it through one more holiday. I wrote about this in another blog in 2020, and I stand by my advice, but wow, that was a long read! I imagine you are experiencing a lot of anxiety right now,

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Making the decision to file for divorce is a difficult one but it can seem especially difficult during the holidays. If you are one of the many people who will be filing for divorce from your spouse, you may be tempted to wait until after the holidays. Many of us see this as "keeping the peace" during the holiday season. There is no easy answer but here are some factors you may want to take into consideration. Understand the Impact of the Virus on your Divorce Timeline. Du

“When two people decide to get a divorce, it isn’t a sign that they ‘don’t understand’ one another, but a sign that they have, at least,...

When a divorce is looming, some people change their spending habits. Whether it is a reaction to stress or due to more nefarious...

With schools and many child care facilities now closed for more than 12 weeks, employees may have exhausted any child care-related leave...

The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry. No matter how carefully a project is planned, something may still go wrong with it. ...

Don’t understand the terms of your PPP loan? That’s okay because no one does. I mean this quite literally. When I glibly state that no...

Can they change the terms of my PPP loan? Yes. Yes they can. On June 5, 2020, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020...

Recently Divorced Couples: For couples who were married at the time they filed their last tax return but have since divorced, this may...

“How Does the Coronavirus Affect My Case?” Larimer County Notice Regarding Court Operations Related to Covid-19 All jury trials, with the...