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Month: December 2018
How does virtual visitation fit into a parenting plan?
Readers of this Colorado legal blog may be reviewing this article on their computers, from their phones or on other internet-connected devices. The fact is, people get their news, engage in business and communicate with their loved ones from the convenience of...
Strategies for keeping the vacation home in a Colorado divorce
There are many issues that arise in a divorce that you may not have considered before the end of your marriage. For example, many people don't stop to think about the value or possession of their real estate holdings. Even when confronted with the potential of a...
Surprising consequences of having a home lost to foreclosure
Having a home repossessed by a lender through the legal process of foreclosure can be hard on a Colorado family. However, individuals who are forced into this difficult process may be unaware that foreclosure can leave them with unexpected financial consequences once...
What does it mean for Colorado to be a common law property state?
How property is divided during a divorce can be one of the most concerning and contentious parts of ending a marriage. When a person makes a list of everything that they own with their partner and on their own, they may be overwhelmed by the real, personal and...
