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03.15.19
The Law Offices of Stephen Vertucci

Who Gets Pet Custody in a Colorado Divorce?

Studies show that pet ownership has increased in the last few decades. Since the first National Pet Owners Survey in 1988, pet ownership has gone up by 12%, from 56% of U.S. households to 68% in 2018. Studies also show the increase in pet ownership correlates to a decrease in younger generations having children. The…

10.03.18
The Law Offices of Stephen Vertucci

How Long Does Annulment Take in Colorado?

When it comes to ending a marriage, most people consider divorce as the first option. However, another option is annulment, a process through which the marriage never legally existed. This can seem like an appealing option when other factors make divorce unattractive for a couple. However, an annulment is a distinct legal procedure that has…

10.12.17
The Law Offices of Stephen Vertucci

Colorado Permanent Orders Hearing

There are many steps to a divorce case in Colorado. The final stage is the Permanent Orders Hearing. During this conclusive hearing, the judge reviewing the divorce will make the final determinations concerned marital asset and debt division. The judge will also determine maintenance awards, such as spousal support or alimony. If the divorcing couple…

08.31.17
The Law Offices of Stephen Vertucci

Serving Your Divorce Papers In Colorado

Maybe you’re in the beginning stages of contemplating a divorce, or maybe you’re getting ready to file an official motion. No matter what stage you’re at in considering a divorce, the idea of taking the next step can be scary. Knowing about the process can help put your mind at ease and prepare you for…

07.17.17
The Law Offices of Stephen Vertucci

What If My Spouse Won’t Agree To A Divorce?

When two people experience irreconcilable differences in a marriage, both parties typically want to complete the divorce process as quickly as possible. But this isn’t the case in every relationship. Sometimes, one party wants to stay married or delay the process by refusing to participate. If your spouse won’t agree to a divorce, there are…

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