Denver Family Law Blog

An Overview of the Colorado Divorce Process

September 22, 2021

Living in Colorado means you face a number of procedures to follow in order to achieve a successful divorce. The Colorado divorce process might seem

Who Owns Intellectual Property in a Marriage?

August 31, 2021

Certain types of property are easier to split than others during a divorce. For example, household items like kitchen equipment or power tools might belong

How to Protect Your 401K in a Divorce

August 31, 2021

It’s no surprise that divorce is an extremely taxing experience, both emotionally and financially. You and your spouse will need to decide how to divide

How Long Does a Prenup Last?

August 31, 2021

Many people consider a prenup in Colorado every year. While it certainly isn’t the most romantic or glamorous topic to cover before marriage, it’s a

Why Do I Need to Pay Child Support if We Are Sharing Equal Custody?

July 30, 2021

For those dealing with divorce, two very important topics are likely to arise. Both parents likely want to figure out both custody issues and child

Keeping Your Privacy in a High Asset Divorce

July 30, 2021

No one but you, your soon-to-be-ex spouse, and your respective attorneys should know about your divorce, no matter how messy it becomes. You may keep

Does Spousal Support End With Cohabitation?

June 25, 2021

One of the most important topics to many going through the divorce process is spousal support after remarriage. How does remarrying or just living with

Executive Compensation After Divorce

June 25, 2021

Involvement in a high asset divorce can be a long, complicated process. Furthermore, if you or your spouse holds the title of executive, you more

How to Retain Your Home’s Capital Gains in a Divorce

June 18, 2021

Divorce is a challenging process, mentally, emotionally, and financially. Especially in high assets divorces where one or both spouses have a significant value of assets

Transmutation in a Colorado Divorce

June 18, 2021

What is Transmutation in Divorce? When a couple divorces, the court must characterize property as community or separate. This divides marital property and confirms a