Divorce

Psychology Today reports that a third to 80% of people regret getting a divorce. According to World Population Review, the Colorado divorce rate was 3% in 2021. Some divorced people realize that ending a marriage often has pros and cons. If you’re thinking of getting...

It seems as though everyone in Colorado has at least one social media account. Some people have several. In many instances, this is harmless. However, some posts can pose a problem during a divorce and it is important to be aware of that. Social media use can cause...

Divorce can be difficult even under the best conditions. Additional challenges come when your ex is a narcissist or displays narcissistic tendencies. Divorcing a narcissist can lead to a high-conflict divorce. High-conflict divorces are categorized by the emotional...

Getting divorced in Colorado is a process that unfolds through a series of six separate stages. These are the various steps that take place as the initial separation gives way to the finality of a marriage ending. The transition from being married to becoming single...

Divorce is difficult enough without considering the financial implications, but things can get even more complicated when it comes to high-net-worth individuals. One of the key issues that arise in high-asset Colorado divorces is the division of executive...

Divorce hits hard in many ways in Colorado; some surprising losses in a divorce that feel the most painful are losing the feeling of love, the loss of teamwork and even the loss of some family members' attention. Things you used to love After the end of a marriage, it...

Gray divorce is on the rise in Colorado. As more and more couples choose to end their marriages later in life, the need for asset protection becomes increasingly important. If you are considering a gray divorce, it is crucial to take steps to protect your assets to...

Divorce can be a painful process for Colorado couples, but it’s made even more painful if you have children together. Some parents might not know how to communicate their forthcoming divorce to their children because of this. Regardless, it’s still important to talk...

The family home is often one of the most valuable assets in a Colorado divorce. How you handle it can make a big difference in the outcome of your divorce settlement, and you have a few options. Sell the home Usually, the easiest and most straightforward option is to...

High-conflict divorces take up a large part of the family law docket in Colorado courts. If you are divorcing a narcissist, you can expect the conflict that started during your marriage to continue and prolong the process. Narcissists use various toxic behaviors to...