Parents filing for divorce now face considerations that were irrelevant to custody and visitation orders a couple of decades ago. You are raising digital natives who depend on technology in almost every aspect of their lives. It is only reasonable to consider the role...
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Can I keep my horse when I get divorced?
Riding and showing horses are popular pastimes in Colorado. For equestrians, horses are beloved companions whose value far exceeds their monetary worth. If you are a horse owner facing a divorce, the fate of your animals is likely a top concern. How can we decide who...
3 elements of determining child custody for unwed parents
Child custody arrangements have a complexity that only increases for unwed parents. According to the CDC, unmarried women accounted for 23.2% of births in Colorado. Whether the mother or the father, knowing what lies ahead may help ease the process. 1. Establishing...
What is means testing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Colorado?
Filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a common option for debt relief, and part of the process includes completing a means test. The means test calculates your annual, monthly and disposable income to help better evaluate your eligibility. Average monthly income Your AMI...
Can you get a personal loan in Colorado after your bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy is an option for individuals who have no other recourse for relief from their debts. When your bankruptcy period is over, however, you might once again find yourself in a situation where you need to take out a personal loan. Under Chapter 7...
Top 5 reasons to hire a family law attorney
Legal issues involving your loved ones can be emotionally and mentally challenging, but hiring a professional can help. You might wonder whether hiring a lawyer is necessary. Before you attempt to argue your case alone, consider how a family law attorney could benefit...
The top 5 reasons you need a bankruptcy attorney
Financial stress can devastate you, especially if you're considering bankruptcy. For example, the National Library of Medicine detailed how economic difficulties correlate to increased depression and anxiety. Instead of managing a bankruptcy on your own and...
How does Colorado’s no-fault divorce policy affect your split?
Separation is hard enough without defining on paper why your marriage failed. But when you file for divorce, noting the reason for your breakup on a form is necessary. "Irreconcilable differences" sounds cliche, but it is the only way you can file in some states....
Who gets what in a Colorado divorce?
If you have decided to end your marriage, you may be ready to start the next chapter of your life. Still, you may have some concerns about living on a single income. Because Colorado is an equitable distribution jurisdiction, you should end up with a fair share of...
3 ways to rebuild your credit after bankruptcy
Although bankruptcy may seem like a shameful and humiliating process to go through, it means you get to start over. You have a clean slate to work with. Depending on the type of bankruptcy, you may have seven to 10 years before it leaves your credit. In the meantime,...