by administrator | Jun 25, 2016 | Divorce
In order to get a divorce, some basic criteria must be met. One of the most important criteria is that you must be legally married. What happens in those cases however, where you may have reason to believe that your marriage was not valid? There may be several reasons...
by administrator | Jun 18, 2016 | Child Support
The amount of child support along with other details related to child support and child custody will be outlined in your divorce decree. However, there may be times when a modification of child support becomes necessary. Here are some myths related to child support...
by administrator | May 31, 2016 | Custody
So, you have children. And you’re getting divorced. Or you were never married, but you and your children’s other parent cannot agree on who should care for your children and when. Your life as you know it is changing in almost every way imaginable. On top of all...
by administrator | May 26, 2016 | Divorce
Colorado requires that persons filing for divorce meet certain residency requirements before a petition for dissolution of the marriage can be granted. The court must find that the residency requirements have been met, and only then will it issue a decree of...
by administrator | May 22, 2016 | Divorce
A woman and a man who have been living together in the state of Colorado for a very long period of time could be referred to a common law marriage in certain circumstances. The couple refer to their relationship as being married and all of their friends, family...
