Divorce

...Information about any minor children from the marriage. » Details about child custody, visitation rights, and child support. » Information on spousal support, separate…

Spousal Maintenance (Alimony)

...Colorado, California, and Texas: Colorado Spousal Maintenance In Colorado, alimony is referred to as “spousal maintenance.” A spouse may qualify for maintenance if they…

Common Law

...Supreme Court ruled that while the state does not recognize common law marriages, unmarried couples who live together and share property or assets may…

Common Law

...A: Evidence of a common law marriage can include joint financial accounts, shared property ownership, using the same last name, wearing wedding rings, and…

Non-Traditional Family Law

...entire division devoted to crunching all that data they collect? If you’re interested in the kinds of things Facebook tracks and how they use…

Property Division

...who can step in and reach an agreement, can prevent a case from descending into endless, useless battles like a battle of locksmiths. Understanding…

Family Law

...separation with them. If they’re old enough to understand the circumstances, keeping a division is more likely. If the child(ren) is young and requires…

Paternity

...Parents who aren’t married can acquire a court order declaring the child’s legal father through the Office of the Attorney General’s Child Support Division…

Custody

...is on creating custody arrangements that serve the child’s best interests. While joint custody is common, it may not necessarily entail a precisely equal…

Divorce

...Women Often Face An Unfair Division Of Labor   The imbalanced distribution of household and caregiving responsibilities has a profound impact on marital dynamics…

Divorce

...Effective communication with your ex-partner is paramount in this context. Open and respectful discussions about holiday plans, including the division of key dates, handling…

Custody

...everyday life. This form of custody can manifest in various arrangements, each tailored to suit the child’s needs and the family’s circumstances. Traditional schedules…

Divorce

...involve disputes over assets, alimony, child support, and custody. These disputes require more time and legal resources, increasing costs. 2. Assets & Debts The…

Uncontested

...agrees to the terms, both parties will draft and sign a settlement agreement covering all aspects of the divorce, such as asset division, debt…

Uncontested

...all major issues related to the dissolution of their marriage, including asset distribution, debt division, custody of children, and spousal support. This consensus allows…

Child Support

...the paying parent. This means you are legally required to make the payments as ordered by the court. Ignoring this obligation can lead to…

Technology

...often involve the division of assets and the determination of financial stability. Technology plays a crucial role in tracking electronic financial transactions, bank statements,…

Annulment

...and help you determine if it’s the best option for your circumstances. We also offer assistance with related matters, such as debt division, to…