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Couples who sign a prenuptial agreement before marriage do so to preserve certain principles in the event of divorce. Colorado spouses who separate with a prenup in place may benefit from having it. An enforceable prenup must contain certain elements to apply in the state. Whether you are considering a prenup before marrying or need…

When you get a divorce in Colorado, it does not just affect you and your spouse. You probably know it will affect your children. It also affects your extended family. It may even affect your business if you are a business owner. That also means it affects any business partners you have. This can mean…

The advances in fertility treatments and methods couples can use to get pregnant if they are struggling with conceiving the natural way are wonderful. They give people who otherwise might be unable the chance to be parents. One of the ways science has found to help people become parents is by creating embryos in the…

As you prepare for your Colorado divorce, your financial situation will become a topic of importance. After marriage, most couples become reliant on one another’s income. With shared finances, it is difficult to separate with a divorce. This is why courts may decide that alimony is necessary or temporary maintenance. When you have combined income,…

Even if you and your child’s other parent have been successfully raising your children together for several years after the end of the relationship, new circumstances may require a new custody agreement. Fortunately, either parent can request a custody modification in Colorado. When life changes require a custody agreement that reflects your current situation, you…