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Nearly every divorcing parent wants to do whatever they can to help their children deal with the transition as well as is possible. What you say when you tell your children (preferably together) you’re divorcing is, of course, important. However, the way you talk to them about the break-up and your co-parent after that initial…

For some couples going through a divorce, the marital home becomes the focus of their contention, with each spouse hoping to retain the home they once shared. Other times, couples are united in their mutual desire to divest themselves of the place where they once cohabitated. If you and your spouse agree that neither of…

Sharing custody can become more complex when your kids become older. They may have their own preferences about what they do with their time, which can eat into parenting time and lead to conflicts. Additionally, older children and teenagers might participate in sports, dance, debate or a host of other extracurricular activities. What impact will…

Getting divorced often makes people feel alone and isolated from others. Those in a High-Net worth divorce may feel even more disconnected because they are reluctant to discuss their situation for fear that it might affect your final property settlement. Our Boulder, Colorado, family law attorneys want you to know tha t you do not…

Splitting up your property will be one of the more difficult parts of getting a divorce. Certain assets are more likely to be the subject of significant contention between spouses than others. Your most valuable assets, such as your marital home and your retirement accounts or pensions, will likely factor heavily into the property settlement…