Colorado Divorce Planning

Planning for a Colorado Divorce is a complicated undertaking.

Separation Agreements - Making Your Divorce Easier

A separation agreement is a written legal document that memorializes the marital and divorce agreements of a married couple prior to divorce. Separation agreements must be signed and notarized to become effective. A separation agreement must be entered into voluntarily with complete understanding and full disclosures on the part of both parties to be enforceable.

How To Have a Friendly Divorce

Between warring spouses, the children often get caught in the crossfire.

Stress Studies and Divorce

Some recent academic studies have revealed some fascinating facts about stress and marriage/divorce. For instance: Divorce and work-related stress can be a deadly combination for men. Men who get divorced and report a lot of career stress may be at a greater risk for heart problems. (State University of New York-Oswego / University of Pittsburgh, Feb. 2002) Read more...

Dealing with the Stress of Divorce

Any life transition can be stressful; and of all the stressful situations life puts us in, coping with divorce is one of the most difficult of all, particularly when you find yourself trying to juggle everyday activities with your child and divorce proceedings. It can, indeed, be quite a mental and emotional challenge.

A Divorce Glossary

Divorce lawyers and law firms can provide a great deal of divorce information and divorce advice; but sometimes, all that legal jargon can be confusing to say the least, not to mention intimidating. Getting a good, low cost divorce settlement requires planning and research.

Children Coping With Their Parent's Divorce

Divorce rarely brings out the best in us. If anyone can get through one unscathed and can say that it was an easy divorce, that person should be nominated for sainthood. More often than not, adults who are going through a divorce will resort to self-absorbed, fearful and resentful behavior. Unfortunately, the ones who are hurt the most are the children caught in between.

What You Need to Know About Alimony

Alimony, or spousal support is a court ordered payment from the spouse who earns the highest income to the other spouse. Alimony laws exist to help a spouse ease into life after divorce; it prevents the person from having to drastically lower his or her standard of living after a divorce. Financial situations in which both couples are employed usually do not merit spousal support payment.

PASSION Ration Cited in Divorce

If you intend to ration the passion in the bedroom, then accept the conseqences

Collaborative Divorce or Cooperative Divorce?

Currently there exists a growing movment towards collaborative divorce. Is that a good thing? Things to know as an attorney or as a perspective client before jumping on the bandwagon.

Seven Sets of Documents You Need For Your Divorce

This article is designed to give someone who is considering or planning for the possibility of divorce an idea of what documents are needed.

What Are You Waiting For - Divorce?

So, you’ve decided that you’re no longer “a couple”, but for whatever reason, you and your spouse have decided to “stay together” for the sake of the children.

Divorce--Overcoming the Obstacles to Agreement: Ten Steps

This article shows why you'll want to be working on your divorce agreement outside the legal system, because the things you can do to help yourself outside the legal system are far more effective than anything a lawyer can do for you. Here are ten steps you can take to overcome obstacles to agreement in divorce.

Child Support: 5 Key Things Every Parent Should Know

There is no magic solution to getting issues surrounding child support resolved. Most parents know that when dealing with the bureaucracy tied to the child support system persistence, persistence, pe...

Guide To Reducing The Cost Of Divorce

Spend less on a divorce - Seven tips for keeping your money for yourself rather than giving it to your divorce lawyer.