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Almost no couple enters into a marriage believing their journey down the aisle will end in divorce court, yet a significant number of marriages do not last until “death do us part.” One of the most appealing aspects of a prenuptial agreement is that a couple creates a contract for the possibility of a future…

Matters of child custody and child support are among the most contentious and emotionally fraught issues that come to Colorado divorce court. For parents facing divorce in Colorado, knowing what to expect can reduce the level of discord and may help parents arrive at a settlement agreement without the need for an argument in court….

Most people expect their walk down the aisle to lead to happily-ever-after, yet a significant percentage of marriages end in divorce. Because life’s journey comes with twists and turns, there’s no foolproof way to predict which marriages will last and which end in divorce court, but studies have shown certain lifestyle factors may increase the…

Colorado’s divorce law compels both spouses to fully disclose their financial records in order to accurately draft an agreement on the fair division of their marital assets and debts. If they’re unable to agree on the division, a judge will decide for them in court. But in today’s digital age, can divorcing spouses hide assets…

A prenuptial agreement in Colorado allows couples to keep their separate assets as separate property during the marriage and predetermines the distribution of their marital assets should the marriage end in divorce. A well-executed prenuptial agreement drafted during a time when spouses are at their best in the relationship not only protects both spouses in…