by Culver Van Der Jagt | Jul 15, 2017 | Divorce
Divorce is something that no one ever plans on doing but circumstances happen, people grow apart and sometimes it is the only way to get back a sense of happiness and restart a new chapter of your lives. Splitting up items or bank accounts can be tough to do in a...
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 | 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...
by administrator | Apr 26, 2016 | Divorce
Colorado’s no-fault divorce laws allow couples to get a divorce by simply citing irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. In other words, you do not have to prove fault, and do not have to exhibit evidence of a spouse’s adultery, cruelty or other behavior in...
by Culver Van Der Jagt | Apr 5, 2016 | Divorce
A Colorado divorce has many steps a couple must go through. The division of property is one of them. In Colorado there are two classifications of property: marital and separate. The definition of marital property in Colorado is property that’s owned by both...
