Divorce can be one of the most emotionally challenging experiences in life. The uncertainty and sadness of untangling the life you have built with your spouse can make it difficult to know where to turn or what to do next. It is essential to prioritize your well-being...
Divorce
What are typical financial mistakes in a divorce?
Divorce can be costly, especially if proceedings take months to settle. You will have to juggle legal fees on top of your usual expenses. Without proper preparation, you may encounter financial problems that may even put you in debt. Educating yourself about the legal...
How can you improve your co-parenting relationship?
Following your divorce, you and your former spouse may decide to share custody. This allows you to spend as much time as possible with your children and help your children maintain their relationship with your ex. Divorce can be a challenging time for families,...
3 common misconceptions about collaborative divorce
These days, many separating couples consider collaborative divorce as an alternative approach to ending their marriage. However, despite its growing popularity, collaborative divorce still comes with several misconceptions, which include the following: 1. It is only...
How can you initiate the process of divorce in Colorado?
If you're still deciding whether to end your marriage, make sure it's really what you want. Divorce is not a decision to be taken lightly, as it can affect you emotionally, financially and even in terms of legal matters. But if you've decided on getting a divorce,...
The impact of domestic violence on Colorado divorce cases
In Colorado, domestic violence can significantly affect divorce cases. If you are involved in a divorce where there is a history of domestic violence, it is important to understand how this can affect various aspects of the legal process and the outcomes. Here are...
Reviewing and updating your estate plan amid divorce
Navigating a Colorado divorce is a complex process. Amid the emotional and legal considerations, it is important to address the impact on your estate plan. In Colorado, divorce can have profound implications for where your assets end up and who benefits from your...
Why choose a collaborative divorce instead of litigation?
Collaborative divorce serves as an alternative approach to the litigated divorce proceedings you usually see in movies, where couples fight in court and hurt each other in the process. While litigation makes for an exciting show, rarely does it guarantee control over...
Safeguarding your children’s well-being during a divorce
Divorce is a challenging process for everyone involved, especially for children who may find themselves caught in the crossfire. According to the American Psychological Association, children of divorced parents face a greater risk of emotional and behavioral issues....
Parental alienation hurts children, parent-child relationships
Parental alienation is a disturbing phenomenon that occurs when one parent attempts to manipulate a child's perception of the other parent, often following a separation or divorce. This harmful behavior can have long-lasting negative effects on children and the...