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Equitable distribution laws guide divorces in Colorado. Whether you expected a judge to make all of the decisions or you intend to sit down and negotiate with your spouse, understanding the Colorado approach to property division is crucial. Equitable distribution...
Every year, many mothers in the US leave the workplace, staying home to raise their families and support their husbands' career pursuits. Highly-educated women, especially, make considerable sacrifices to put their careers on hold for homemaking and...
There are many different matters it can be very important for a person to pay very close attention to when it comes to a divorce. One are financial matters. This is because a divorce can have some profound impacts on a person's financial situation.During the course of...
Many divorce filings are the result of a couple's mutual discussions. However, under Colorado law, a spouse can file for divorce even over the other spouse's objections. The mere act of filing for divorce often satisfies the required showing of a marriage that is...
In a Colorado divorce, marital property will be equitably divided between the two spouses. An equitable division is not necessarily equal. Rather, equitable division means that the division of property will be fair. Property that is included in the marital estate and...
Property Division starts with the Colorado Uniform Dissolution of Marriage Act When spouses divorce in Colorado, an agreement must be made about how property should be divided between the two parties. If spouses are unable to come to an agreement, a judge will make a...
Colorado couples who are in the midst of a divorce may face hardships regarding the settlement process. Especially in high-asset divorces, couples can overlook some important financial aspects. Understanding these aspects may help avoid complications during divorce...
When a Colorado couple gets divorced, they split up their property in one of two ways. The first way is for the couple to decide on their own how property is divided. However, this scenario may not be possible if the couple that is getting divorced is not on good...
For divorcing couples in Colorado, deciding how to handle proceedings may prove to be difficult. Divorce rates involving couples over the age of 50 is on the rise, according to some reports, and older couples might need to focus on different aspects of divorce when...
Custody battles over children have long been an important, and sometimes unpleasant, feature of divorce cases in Colorado and around the country. Other couples may another very emotional dispute to settle if they own pets. A recent high-profile divorce dispute between...
Litigation is a journey. This is a journey we have taken with our clients a countless number of times. If you face the uncertainty, risk, fear, anger, or disbelief that comes with the prospect of going through a legal dispute, the law firm of Ciancio Ciancio Brown, P.C. will help you through it.