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Having debts is a normal part of life for many people, but this can sometimes lead to some challenges when the person passes away. Many individuals have questions about what happens to those debts when the person dies. In almost all cases, the debts of the decedent...
Every divorce is different, shared by each couple’s unique circumstances and priorities. Still knowing the general flow of the process can help ease some of the emotional and logistical stress. Uncertainty can make anything feel more daunting than it truly is. When...
Dividing assets in a divorce can be complex, but understanding how Colorado courts handle the process can help clarify things. Colorado follows an "equitable distribution" model, meaning the court divides assets fairly, though not necessarily equally. The goal is to...
One qualification you’re looking for when choosing a guardian for your child is that the person is willing to take on that role and already has a loving relationship with your child. This often makes grandparents feel like the ideal choice. They enjoy spending time...
If you are divorcing, it’s possible that your child will be heading to a new school after the summer break. This could be due to you or your co-parent moving, due to the divorce, meaning you can no longer afford to pay the fees of the old school or because your child...
Your estate plan serves many purposes, one of which is to ensure your assets are distributed in the manner you choose to the people you intend. You have the option of doing this through a will, which has to go through the probate process. Another option, trusts, can...
In a high-asset divorce, stock options rank among the most valuable assets. While dividing real estate and savings accounts tends to be more straightforward, stock options introduce complexity. These financial tools demand careful attention, especially when...
In Colorado, understanding the waiting period for a divorce helps you plan the process. Knowing how long it takes impacts your next steps and the separation process. The waiting period depends on your case's circumstances, but specific rules govern the process....
Creating a will in Colorado has become more accessible thanks to the Colorado Uniform Electronic Wills Act (CUEWA), enacted in 2021. This law lets you draft, sign, and store your will electronically, offering a modern alternative to paper documents. Requirements for a...
Substance abuse can significantly affect the outcome of a custody case in Colorado. Courts prioritize the best interests of the child, and substance use involving drugs or alcohol often raises major concerns. If a parent’s substance use interferes with their ability...