Divorce is an emotionally and legally challenging endeavor, but it becomes especially complex when one or both spouses are active or former members of the military with significant military benefits. Determining how to divide assets and debts in a Colorado divorce is often the most contentious aspect of the case. Under Colorado’s divorce law, spouses must divide their assets in a way that is fair and equitable. However, military divorces  in Denver are subject to different guidelines and requirements under…

Personality disorders are not as uncommon as you might think, afflicting an estimated 13% of adults worldwide. A personality disorder impacts the way a person thinks and behaves, with effects on emotional well-being and relationships with others. Having a diagnosed personality disorder does not automatically disqualify a parent from sharing custody of their child. The majority of parents with personality disorders receive treatment and successfully manage their condition, raising their children with love, care, and safety. However, under some circumstances,…

Facing a challenging legal endeavor can quickly become overwhelming, especially for those with limited experience with court cases. The legal system in Colorado and other states is divided into distinct courts, each serving a particular purpose. For instance, the criminal court focuses on punishing wrongdoers and deterring others from committing crimes due to the threat of penalties, such as imprisonment. But what about the family court and civil court in Colorado? What are the differences between the two types of…

An engagement ring is a shining symbol of a committed relationship and a couple’s intention to marry. But what happens if the wedding never occurs and the relationship ends? Who legally owns the engagement ring, and does an ex-fiancé have to return it? The answer to this question may surprise you. Reach out to our family lawyer in Denver, CO to discuss your unique case with us today. Whether or Not You Have to Return an Engagement Ring Depends on…

Divorce is often legally complex as well as an emotional strain. While the process may be straightforward for divorcing spouses who don’t own property and have few marital assets, it becomes increasingly challenging when spouses have more extensive financial portfolios, including when one or both spouses own businesses.  Although no one begins their marriage planning to divorce, sometimes life takes spouses on different paths, making divorce the inevitable conclusion. If you own a business, you’ve likely put your heart and…