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Getting divorced in Colorado comes with many questions, but here are answers to 4 of the most common ones: How long will it take to

On March 26, 2020, Governor Polis issued a stay-at-home order for all Colorado residents which was recently extended to April 26, 2020. What does this

With the holiday season quickly approaching, an issue that can cause a lot of contention is holiday parenting time.  If you are in the process

If you have filed for divorce or legal separation, or are thinking about it, you have probably come across some of the following terms (or

Each divorce case can present its own unique challenges and issues depending on the dynamics of the case and property to be divided, but when

Colorado has a statutory guideline for calculating child support. While the court does not ultimately have to follow this calculation, it often does, and if

People are often looking for ways to cut costs for a Divorce or Legal Separation and wonder if it is necessary to have a lawyer

An order regarding parental responsibilities will usually include how extraordinary medical expenses are divided between the parents. However, it is not always clear what these

Colorado is one of only nine states that currently recognize common law marriage. In deciding whether a common law marriage exists, the Court has to

Colorado is a pure no-fault divorce state.  In contrast to some other states where you have the option to choose a ground for divorce, such