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Child Custody In Colorado
Child Custody in Colorado - Things To ConsiderChild custody in Colorado has some common-sense laws that govern the allocation of parental responsibilities and decision-making authority for children. These laws aim to protect the child's best interests while promoting...
Prenuptial Agreements In Colorado
Prenuptial Agreements in Colorado - Things To ConsiderIn Colorado, prenuptial agreements are legally recognized and governed by the Colorado Uniform Premarital and Marital Agreements Act (UPMAA). A prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup or premarital agreement,...
Are You Entitled to Spousal Support in Colorado?
Are You Entitled to Spousal Support in Colorado? In Colorado, spousal support, also known as maintenance or alimony, may be awarded to a spouse during or after a divorce or legal separation. The purpose of spousal support is to provide financial assistance to the...
Legal Separation Or Divorce – Which One Is Better?
Legal Separation Or Divorce - Which One Is Better? Whether legal separation or divorce is better depends on individual circumstances and personal preferences. Both options have distinct advantages and considerations to keep in mind. Oftentimes people's situations can...
Modification Of Parenting Time In Colorado
Modification Of Parent Time In Colorado If, during your divorce, you and your spouse cannot agree on child custody, then a judge will help to work out a fair and equitable division of parenting time between the divorcing parties. Of course, it's always best if you and...
Remote Divorce
Remote Divorce In ColoradoRemote Divorce In Colorado - Is It Possible? A remote divorce attorney in Colorado is a legal divorce professional who can handle divorce cases virtually, without the need for in-person meetings or court appearances. The great news here is...
How Long Do You Need to Be Married to Get Alimony In Colorado?
How Long Do You Need to Be Married to Get Alimony In Colorado?Divorce can be a complicated process, both emotionally and financially. One of the most significant financial issues that arise during a divorce is the topic of alimony or spousal support. In Colorado,...
Father’s Rights In Colorado
What Are Father's Rights? In Colorado, both parents have equal rights and responsibilities regarding their children, regardless of whether they are married or divorced. Therefore, fathers have the same rights as mothers in terms of child custody, visitation, and...
Should You Change Your Name After Marriage?
Should You Change Your Name After Marriage?Change Your Name After Marriage? Not Everyone Does! After getting married, most brides are excited to take on their spouse's surname. After all, their spouse's name is a sign that they are the one for them, and now it's time...
Secure Your Future With a Prenuptial Agreement
Talking about a prenuptial agreement with a fiancée can sometimes make for an awkward conversation. You probably have a lot to worry about already without thinking about finances. While it may be uncomfortable, those with assets should consider making an agreement...
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