Divorce changes how your family runs day to day. A parenting plan puts the new rules in writing so both parents know what to expect. What a parenting plan covers in Colorado Colorado courts review parenting plans under the best interests of the child standard,...
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Division of assets: Tips to handle second homes in divorce settlements
That lake cabin where you hosted summer barbecues or the ski condo you escaped to on long weekends can turn from a cherished retreat into one of the most complicated pieces of your divorce. Second homes carry more than market value: they bring mortgages, maintenance...
Filing for bankruptcy? Here are the basics you need to know
The weight of mounting liabilities often leads to a paralysis of analysis, where the fear of the unknown prevents any meaningful action. Still, bankruptcy is not a sign of surrender, but a legal framework designed to provide a structured exit from unmanageable...
Choosing between chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy in Colorado
You may reach a point where your debt feels heavier than anything you can manage and you start wondering what kind of reset might help you move forward. Many people in Colorado look at Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy as possible paths when other options feel out...
When can parents modify an existing child support order?
Child support orders should accurately reflect family circumstances. The factors that the courts consider when establishing a support order include the balance of parenting time, the income of both parents and the unique needs of the children in the family. The courts...
Making informed choices about bankruptcy in Colorado
Financial problems can quickly become overwhelming. Bills stack up and interest grows. Collection calls never seem to stop. For many Coloradans, bankruptcy becomes a serious option to regain control. Understanding what bankruptcy involves and how it affects your...
What are the rules for property division during divorce?
Couples who choose to end their marriages have major challenges ahead to address. In some cases, they may need to work out a parenting plan that allows them to share their parental rights and responsibilities. Even couples without children generally have financial...
How long does it take to complete a Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
When debts become overwhelming, people often have to make difficult choices. They may need to rework the household budget and make major sacrifices regarding their standard of living. Sometimes, even aggressive changes to financial habits can’t help people pay down...
Crafting a comprehensive parenting plan: Balancing needs during divorce
Going through a divorce is challenging for both parents and children. A parenting plan ensures that both parents are on the same page when it comes to raising their children after separation. Crafting a balanced plan that addresses everyone’s needs is essential for a...
Navigating the division of assets: Handling second homes in divorce settlements
Dividing assets in a divorce presents challenges, especially when it involves a second home. Whether it's a vacation home, rental property, or family cabin, the second home holds both financial and emotional value. This blog will explore how divorce settlements handle...