Divorce and Child Support

Last week we got into divorce and alimony in the state of Colorado, so today, I will continue with the debt division in a divorce in Colorado. Just like any state, it has its own way of dealing with divorce, and how debt and property is split during the divorce. Colorado divorce courts try to split property...

Colorado has 2 ways of handling alimony after a divorce, just like any state, it has its own way of dealing with alimony after a divorce. Now a temporary alimony can be awarded during the divorce, but that does not fit in with the 2 ways it handles it, most states will sometimes do a temporary alimony...

Every state is different, we have talked about this on how it handles divorce, if you live in Colorado here is your key, you must be a resident of the state for at least 90 days before filing for divorce. The divorce process then will begin when a spouse files what is called a dissolution of marriage...

In Colorado, the cause of the marriage and the separation factors that come into play on a divorce, who left, who did what, can be some factors into obtaining alimony after a divorce. Some states do not take those into consideration, but Colorado does. They think that a cause of the divorce can have...

Debt Division in Colorado falls just like most states, things that you gain together during the marriage are going to be split as equal as possible. Now if the spouses get a long and can come to terms on what they want to divide in the divorce then the divorce courts will allow that. Most spouses in...

Like most states Colorado has its on set of rules to how a spouse can get alimony after a divorce, like most people *spouses* can get alimony during the divorce, while the divorce is pending, to give a spouse time to get back on their feet. In Colorado alimony after a divorce is referred to as a spousal...

Today we are looking into alimony after divorce in Colorado and child support information. In Colorado, the person actually filing for a divorce may not be able to receive alimony after the divorce. In some states even if you file for the divorce you can still receive alimony, but in Colorado it falls...

As we know divorce is the process of the court to legally end your marriage. Today we are going to discuss the grounds for divorce in Colorado; here it is referred to as dissolution of marriage. In Colorado they use that term in your divorce order; instead of divorce. We have discussed that states have...