What is Contempt of Court and How Does It Affect Me?
Contempt of court is failure to comply with the authority of the court. There are two categories of contempt: direct […]
Contempt of Court
General
What is a “No Fault” Divorce?
Colorado is a “no fault” divorce state. What does that mean? In the past, obtaining a divorce was more difficult
General
Will My Religion Affect My Divorce in Colorado?
Colorado is home to people of many different religious faiths. We have countless Protestants, Catholics, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists,
General
Changing Your Last Name after a Divorce in Colorado
Historically, a woman took her husband’s last name upon marriage. Over the past decade or so, some men have begun
General
Do I Still Have Rights if We Didn’t Get a Marriage License?
For various reasons, couples sometimes don’t obtain a marriage license. Perhaps they don’t want to involve the state in their
Domestic Violence
Dealing with Child Abuse in Colorado
Child abuse is a serious problem around the nation. According to the National Children’s Alliance, about 700,000 children are abused
Before Divorce, General
Will Getting Divorced Affect My Citizenship Status?
U.S. immigration law is needlessly complex, and many people are afraid they will somehow jeopardize their immigration status when they
Alimony, Division of Assets
Divorce Financial Considerations for Stay-at-Home Moms
Stay-at-home moms who have spent many of their married years as mothers who maintain the household and head child-rearing while
Division of Assets
Transmuted Assets and Colorado Divorces
One of the most complicated elements of getting a divorce in Colorado is that of deciding how assets and debts
Before Divorce, General
What to Do Before You File for Divorce in Colorado
Getting a divorce can be an emotionally traumatic event, and one that has huge implications for your life–socially, mentally, and