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Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Uncategorized
With back to school right around the corner many parents may have questions about what the plan is for their child(rens) school reopening. We have compiled a list of Front Range area school districts and pulled information from their respective websites about what their back to school plans are. For more information, follow the link...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Local Denver
With most of the state re-opening after coronavirus, here is a list of four exciting things to do outdoors with friends and family all over the state of Colorado! 1. Hike to Hanging Lake This scenic trail that is just about 3 hours west of Denver, near Glenwood Springs, takes you to a gorgeous canyon...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | divorce
What is a Marital Settlement Agreement? A divorce settlement agreement can be referred to by many names, depending on where you live. It is a formal written document which lays out the terms both parties involved have agreed to. It can be called: Divorce Settlement Agreement Separation Agreement or Separation and Property Settlement Agreement Custody,...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | divorce
Divorce is a complicated process that is often fraught with emotions and challenges, and one most people want to get through as quickly – and as unscathed – as possible. For many couples who separate and/ or divorce, once their case has progressed through the court system and the final divorce decree has been issued,...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Estate Planning
By Attorney Miguel C. Mondragon Many people believe only married couples with small children and considerable assets should consider an estate plan. In fact, all adults can benefit from a well-crafted last will and testament and power of attorney. These legal documents offer many benefits and allow you to pass assets onto beneficiaries according to...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Child Custody, divorce, Mediation, Uncategorized
Divorce Matters attorney Brooke Shafranek answers questions submitted from the community. Q. Can I still get a divorce? (0:18) Q. What can I do if I’m experiencing an emergency, such as domestic violence or child abuse? (2:30) Q. Co-parenting, parenting plans, what happens if we need to deviate or me and my ex disagree? (3:04)...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Child Custody
A shared custody agreement often involves children splitting their time between two households — mom’s and dad’s. A 50/50 time split may seem “fair” on the outside looking in, but it might not be in the child’s best interests based on a number of factors. When considering a 50/50 split between two parents, lifestyle elements...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Child Custody, divorce
When couples decide to divorce, they often can’t stand to be in the same room together. This means one of them ultimately must move out of the house before the divorce in Colorado. There are many considerations that go into deciding when and whether to move, and we encourage people to meet with a lawyer...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | divorce, Local Denver
With everything going on right now with the coronavirus, what happens if I want to file for divorce? By: Brooke Shafranek Moving forward with a divorce during the Coronavirus crisis raises many questions about how COVID 19 will impact your case. The courts are still open but operating at a limited capacity—there will be reduced...
Posted by Divorce Matters Team | Local Denver
Navigating the court system without the assistance of a divorce attorney can be difficult in normal circumstances. With the added uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important now more than ever for pro se parties to seek alternative forms of representation. Appearing pro se simply means that you are appearing on your own behalf,...