by Mary Daugherty | 3-15-2024
What Are Men’s Rights In A Colorado Divorce? In Colorado, as in all states, divorce laws are designed to be gender-neutral, ensuring that both men and women have equal rights and responsibilities during the divorce process. This approach is consistent with the...
by Mary Daugherty | 3-8-2024
Can I Modify Child Support In Colorado If I Remarry? Modify Child Support In Colorado, the remarriage of either parent generally does not directly impact the obligation to pay child support. Child support obligations are primarily based on the parents’ income,...
by Mary Daugherty | 3-4-2024
Annulment In Colorado – How Does It Work? How Does Annulment In Colorado Work? Annulment, legally known as a declaration of invalidity of marriage in Colorado, is a legal process that determines a marriage was invalid from the beginning. This process is distinct...
by Mary Daugherty | 2-15-2024
Marital Abandonment In Colorado Marital Abandonment Marital abandonment, or desertion, is a legal term that refers to the situation where one spouse leaves the marital home and the other spouse without intention of returning, without the deserted spouse’s...
by Mary Daugherty | 2-12-2024
What Is The Difference Between Divorce And Legal Separation? Divorce And Legal Separation – What’s The Difference? In Colorado, as in many other states, both divorce and legal separation represent formal legal processes that address the issues arising from...