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
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Winner of the 2019 Divorce Matters Scholarship Announced
Divorce Matters is pleased to announce Ryan Shepherd as the winner of our 2019 Divorce Matters Scholarship. We received lots
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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
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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
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Will Infidelity Impact Your Divorce in Colorado?
Adultery happens. In fact, marital experts estimate that around 20% of husbands and 13% of wives have been unfaithful at
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3 Ways To Reclaim Valentine’s Day After Divorce
It’s that time of year again, the day the whole world celebrates love. With all of the focus being put
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Debt after Divorce
As married couples navigate life, it is common for them to incur various forms of debt. To be sure, a