Do I Need a Will and Powers Of Attorney?
By Attorney Miguel C. Mondragon Many people believe only married couples with small children and considerable assets should consider an […]
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When Should I Move Out of the House?
When couples decide to divorce, they often can’t stand to be in the same room together. This means one of
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What Happens if Divorce Goes to Trial in Colorado?
Many divorces can be resolved amicably, which speeds along the process and is usually less expensive for all involved. However,
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Can My Spouse File Divorce in a Different State after Moving?
You might think that a couple must divorce in the state they got married in, but the law says otherwise.
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What Federal Laws Affect My Colorado Divorce?
Divorce, like marriage, is generally a creature of state law. However, several federal laws will play a key role in
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How to Remain Objective During Divorce
Divorce is an emotional time. Although some couples are exhausted and welcome the divorce, others feel powerful emotions, including disappointment
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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
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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,
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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
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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