As you and your spouse prepare for your Colorado divorce, one of the most important things you will need to do is decide how you will split up your marital property. You may already know that Colorado is an equitable distribution state, meaning that by law, you and your spouse need to agree upon a…
Many people seeking a Colorado divorce are also parents whose main concern is that their children get through the impending divorce with as little upset and turmoil as possible. They also desire a post-divorce custody arrangement that will allow their soon-to-be ex-spouse to remain a large part of the children’s lives. If you fit this…
Few people go into a marriage with the belief it will end in divorce. However, this is a likelihood for many couples in Boulder, and business owners must take the proper steps to protect their assets. Forbes explains a few ways you can safeguard your business in a way that is reasonable to all involved….
If you own a family business in Colorado with your spouse and are considering ending your marriage, one of your biggest concerns likely is what will happen to your business once you divorce. Obviously, this business represents one of your marital assets, and you likely know that in Colorado, marital assets must be equitably distributed…
The adoption process is an arduous one, but the resulting reward makes it more than worth it. It is important for families in Boulder to be well-prepared, especially when it comes to the home study portion of adoption. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services explains what adopting couples should know about the home…
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