D-I-Why? Divorce Pro Se Can Cost You More
Many couples considering divorce will wonder if they can do it themselves, without the need for legal representation. In some […]
Unbundled Legal Services
Division of Assets
Divorce Timing and Your Social Security Benefits
Social Security benefits can change drastically when a couple decides to get divorced. Especially in situations where one spouse had
Division of Assets
If I Win the Powerball, Can My Divorcing Spouse Take My Money?
That Powerball lottery jackpot got pretty big, didn’t it? At over $1 billion, it was the highest lottery jackpot in
General
Can I Get Un-Divorced in Colorado?
A New Hampshire couple recently found out that divorce, like marriage, is a commitment. After 24 years of marriage, the
Division of Assets
How Does Colorado Value My Closely-Held Business in Divorce?
When you are getting divorced in Colorado, you must disclose the value of all marital assets to be fairly divided
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My Spouse Wants a Divorce. I Don’t. What Can I Do?
In some marriages, the desire to divorce is mutual for both parties. However, this is not always the case; sometimes,
Division of Assets
Your New Year’s Resolution: Get Smart About Marital Finances
It’s 2016 ”“ time flies, doesn’t it? And since it is a new year, many people are going to be
Alimony
How Do You Get Alimony? Divorce Matters® Can Help.
In some divorces, one party has a much higher income and capability to bring in money than the other. This
Prenup, Prenup Agreement
Can I Negotiate a Prenup with an Attorney?
Nobody likes talking about prenuptial agreements (prenups). It’s just about the least romantic conversation you can have with the person
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Budgeting Tips for Newly Single Moms
One of the most difficult parts of a divorce is the financial hit of losing one of the family income-earners.