Welcome to the Divorce Matters® blog, your go-to source for the latest insights and updates on divorce law in Colorado. Whether you’re just beginning the divorce process or are looking for advice on related or more-specific topics, our blog covers everything you may need to know about divorce law in Colorado. From navigating child custody disputes to understanding how assets are divided, we provide valuable information to help you make informed decisions in your divorce.
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Attorney Heather Rubin always knew she would be an attorney. She grew up in a family of attorneys and by the time she graduated from
Alimony is a payment, typically paid from the higher earning spouse (the paying partner) to the lower earning spouse (the receiving partner). This payment is
Divorce Matters is proud to announce Amanda Nguyen as the winner of the 2022 Divorce Matters Academic Scholarship! Although we received many qualified applicants, as
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The Divorce Matters offices spread across the Front range and give the perfect opportunity for our employees to explore our beautiful state! While Lakewood isn’t
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Understandably, child support is a much inquired about topic at Divorce Matters. How and why child support is determined is often a mystery, leaving parents
Going through a divorce is hard enough as it is, but when your spouse becomes vindictive, the process automatically becomes ten times harder. Vindictiveness can
Adultery (known as cheating, in more modern terms) is a word you often hear connected to divorce. But what does cheating really mean for your
When you’re in the midst of a divorce, whether its contentious or not, it can be difficult to know how to communicate with your former
Every year, RAINN, the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network, celebrates Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month in April. Each year has its own theme
