Many people in Colorado craft a will to include personal possessions or money that can be left behind for family and friends when they die. This isn't a requirement, but it does tend to make the process of dividing your belongings a bit easier. Keep in mind a few...
Once you've filed for divorce in Colorado, it might seem safe to assume that your former spouse will be automatically disinherited from your will. However, if you don't update your estate plans, your former spouse may still be eligible for a portion of your assets....
When you're gone, how will you communicate your values and life story to your loved ones in Colorado? An increasing number of people are choosing to leave behind an ethical will. Unlike a traditional will, which is focused on dividing up your assets, an ethical will...
When parents divorce, it can be extremely difficult for the children. The kids will have to get used to no longer living with both parents on a regular basis. Some Colorado parents may underestimate the effects that divorce has on children under 3 years old, but they...
Many divorces in Colorado and around the country involve children. This means that both parents will have to come to terms with having to construct a co-parenting plan. Many courts require this plan as it will outline how the child or children will be raised....
When parents divorce, they want to make sure that their children's lives face as little disruption as possible when it comes to custody and visitation. What many parents do is decide to follow a 50-50 custody arrangement setup where their children spend one week with...
Many individuals do a great job of preparing their wills and including all physical assets. In many instances, however, they forget their digital assets. It is important for your loved ones to have control of this digital information, which is why you should organize...
According to a study conducted by the Harris Poll, more than 33% of married couples in the United States claim that financial issues are the leading cause of stress in their marriage. Even though divorce is often associated with financial hardships, residents of...
For many people in Colorado, estate planning can seem confusing and overwhelming. If they've never written an estate plan, they have no idea where to start. Common questions might be "Do I need an attorney?" "What should I include in my will?" "What happens if I don't...
Couples in Colorado and other U.S. states who are facing divorce can go through a wide array of emotional and financial difficulties. While the distribution of assets can be complicated enough, things get even more difficult whenever a business is involved. Although...