Should Divorce Be Your New Years Resolution?

a3dccee4_adminMarch 21, 2010Divorce

Should Divorce Be Your New Years Resolution? Marrison Family Law for Legal Help. With the holidays almost over, the thought of a divorce is something you’ve likely tucked away considering the time frame. However, statistics continually show divorces occur more often during the beginning of a new year. Huffington Post scoped out this statistic years

Your Financial Checklist for Legal Separation

a3dccee4_adminFebruary 21, 2010Separation Agreements

When most couples arrive at the decision to divorce, most think they have plenty of time to work out the financial details of their dissolving marriage; but the truth is that the first document – the Separation Agreement – is the most important document in a divorce. Before embarking on a legal separation in Colorado,

A look at divorce during the later years of a person’s life

a3dccee4_adminFebruary 7, 2010Divorce

Marrison Family Law is a law firm specializes in family law, specifically divorce. A number of their clients are those nearing retirement. On that note, here’s a look at divorce during the later years of a person’s life: Marrison Family Law is an award-winning family law firm based in Colorado Springs. Visit this website for

How to Divide Retirement Plans in a Marital Settlement Agreement

a3dccee4_adminFebruary 3, 2010Divorce, Divorce FAQ

If you are getting divorced in Colorado, you may have heard that the marital settlement agreement is the hardest part. While it all depends on how long you have been married, and how complicated your finances are; the division of marital assets is never easy. As a Colorado Springs divorce lawyer, I’ve seen some couples

Family Law is about more than just “Divorce”

a3dccee4_adminFebruary 3, 2010Divorce, Divorce FAQ

Often times, you will hear people refer to a family lawyer as a divorce lawyer, but that is rarely the case. Any reputable attorney specializing in divorce will also have a solid understanding of the entire family court system. That’s because family law is about much more than divorce. A Colorado Springs family lawyer, for

Colorado Springs Divorce: Cohabitation and Property

a3dccee4_adminJanuary 9, 2010Divorce, Divorce & Finances

With so many more couples choosing to cohabitate indefinitely as an alternative to marriage, a greater understanding of shared property rights is a necessity. This is especially true if such a couple decides to end their relationship. As a Colorado Springs family lawyer, I see a lot of couples enter into cohabitation agreements that are

How to Navigate Child Support Enforcement in Colorado

a3dccee4_adminJanuary 8, 2010Child Support, Parent/Child Law

Possibly one of the most contentious issues in a divorce action is the enforcement of child support. In Colorado, like all other states, enforcement of court-ordered child support is managed on a county level. While some states disburse payments to custodial parents through a state-run Collection and Disbursement Unit, the enforcement of the order usually

Scared to Leave? Colorado Domestic Violence Laws Work in Your Favor

a3dccee4_adminJanuary 6, 2010Domestic Violence

If you find yourself in a situation where someone close to you is being violent or threatening violence against you, then it is important to seek help. When the aggressor is someone with whom you have shared an intimate relationship, this act is considered domestic violence by statute. How is domestic violence defined in Colorado?

Colorado Springs Child Custody Attorney Discusses the Parenting Time Enforcement Act

a3dccee4_adminJanuary 1, 2010Parent/Child Law, Parental Rights

According to Colorado Springs child custody attorneys, Colorado parents should pay close attention to the revised Colorado laws concerning parenting time in child custody cases. The new Parenting Time Enforcement Act was set forth to enforce the state’s recognition that in most cases, having quality time with both parents is in the best interests of

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Using Facebook in Child Custody and Support Cases

a3dccee4_adminDecember 18, 2009Child Custody Rights, Parent/Child Law

Have you checked your Facebook status lately? The growing popularity of social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and MySpace has already had an impact on divorce cases in Colorado and around the country. And as any Colorado Springs divorce attorney will tell you; it is not uncommon for evidence found on these sites to be

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Should Divorce Be Your New Years Resolution?

Your Financial Checklist for Legal Separation

A look at divorce during the later years of a person’s life

How to Divide Retirement Plans in a Marital Settlement Agreement

Family Law is about more than just “Divorce”

Colorado Springs Divorce: Cohabitation and Property

How to Navigate Child Support Enforcement in Colorado

Scared to Leave? Colorado Domestic Violence Laws Work in Your Favor

Colorado Springs Child Custody Attorney Discusses the Parenting Time Enforcement Act

Using Facebook in Child Custody and Support Cases

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