Divorce FAQ

In almost every state, one must prove residency for a specific period of time before filing for a divorce. The only three states where this is not the case are South Dakota, Washington and Alaska, as long as one is a resident at the time of filing. One question that Colorado Springs divorce lawyers often

If the title of this article confuses you, then you are not alone. It’s called “doublespeak”, a language that intentionally disguises or distorts the meaning of words, or uses euphemisms that sound a lot better than their actual meaning (i.e., calling layoffs “corporate downsizing”). So what does a Pueblo CO divorce lawyer have to do

As a Colorado Springs family law attorney, I am acutely aware of how the unfinished business between divorcing couples can extend far beyond the final Decree of Divorce. If you are getting a divorce, you might believe that all your problems will miraculously disappear as soon as your divorce is finalized. But while that piece

Colorado requires mediation, i.e. a settlement conference, in every divorce, unless the parties have reached a complete agreement on every issue, or unless there is domestic violence involved. Formal mediation is a negotiation process with the assistance of a mediator, usually a lawyer skilled in the process of “getting to yes.” The parties normally meet

If you are considering a divorce in the state of Colorado, there are several choices to make, but the first one will probably be the selection of an experienced divorce attorney. However, if your first language is Spanish then it is important to look for a Spanish speaking lawyer. Working with a Spanish speaking lawyer

Colorado divorce attorneys often consult with people who don’t need full representation in some divorce matters, but in other areas they require the help of an experienced attorney. One example of this might be where you and your ex-spouse have agreed on the division of assets, but you are in disagreement about your parenting plan

Let’s face it. Divorce is ugly; not just for the Colorado Springs couple going through it, but for their children, extended family, friends and even their co-workers. Knowing this, many couples opt to remain in a perpetual state of denial, or relationship “limbo.” Separation agreements are pounded out, even custody and child support, but for

As a Colorado Springs Divorce Attorney, I see many new clients who think they know a lot about divorce – until they go through it themselves. It always amazes me how many misconceptions there are about the actual divorce process. Here is a quick rundown of what you can expect when you file for divorce.

As divorcing couples look for ways to minimize their legal fees and smooth their transition back to single life, many Colorado family law lawyers are recommending collaborative law. If you’ve never heard of collaborative law, it is exactly what it sounds like it is; a way to work together toward a “win-win” solution in a

Many people presume that if they entered into a marital agreement that the terms of the agreement are permanent. Fortunately, the state of Colorado has put forth specific remedies for attacking the validity of these agreements and rendering them invalid. If you feel you’ve been a victim of an unfair marital agreement in Colorado, a