When you and your spouse started your business together, you may never have imagined that a divorce would be the factor threatening the end of your business. If you are divorcing, your business partnership may also be coming to an end.
What to do with your business after a divorce
3 factors that make for an easier post-divorce transition
Divorce is more than just the end of a legal marriage arrangement. It's a life-altering event with consequences that ripple across all areas of life.
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The basics of 'interest-based' negotiation in a divorce
How Letting Go Might Be the Best Thing You Do When Going Through Divorce
Mediation vs. Litigation in Divorce: A (Very Simplified) List of Pros and Cons
Two Valuable Tips No One Told You about Retirement Accounts in Divorce
Divorce in 2016: A New Year, a New Life
How do family law courts determine legal child custody?
Although divorcing couples may want to minimize courtroom drama, the subject of child custody might be a sticking point. An attorney that focuses on divorce and child custody might have strategies for avoiding this deadlock.
Treatment of 401(k) accounts in Colorado divorces
Couples who are working through divorce in Colorado and who also have 401(k) accounts may be surprised to learn that their spouses may be entitled to a percentage of the account balance. The portion of 401(k) accounts that accrued during the marriage are considered to be marital property subject to equitable property division in divorce proceedings.
