Custody

...pet is community property or separate property. Community Property vs. Separate Property California is a community property state. In community property states, all property…

Common Law

...such as property division, alimony, and child custody. 3. No-Fault Divorce Option: All states in the U.S. offer a ‘no-fault’ divorce option. This means…

Divorce

...assets, and debts. It is crucial for addressing financial matters such as child support, spousal support, and property division. 5. Declaration Under Uniform Child…

Divorce

...income. Thus, any payments made toward community property with separate property funds are subject to reimbursement or credits – which may have an overall…

Property Division

...beyond the equal division often seen in communal property states. Additionally, while Colorado recognizes the concept of separate property, preventing it from being subject…

Divorce

...can plan for your future. Colorado is a marital property state which has different guidelines than community property states. A Colorado divorce court will…

Divorce

...abandoning the family. This may have a negative impact on both divisions of property and parental responsibilities. Mistake #4: Involving the Kids Feelings of…

Divorce

...outcome and ease of the divorce proceedings. Here are key points to focus on: » Understand Divorce Laws in Your State: Divorce laws vary…

No-Fault Divorce

...tilt the outcome of property division off balance. Parenting Considerations When it comes to making decisions that affect the children in a case, Colorado…

Property Division

One of the most common questions that run through someone’s mind when thinking about divorce and splitting personal property, “What’s going to happen with…

Divorce

...Law Attorneys Think? Ava Louviere Associate Attorney San Antonio, TX “As the law currently is in Texas, animals are treated as property. Property is…

Divorce

...Colorado Divorce? While the word ‘equitable’ often gets misunderstood as ‘equal’, in the realm of Colorado divorce, the two aren’t synonymous. While it’s a…

Divorce

...state, presupposes a 50/50 division of marital assets. However, exact divisions can vary based on various circumstances. For those seeking spousal support, a detailed…

Divorce

...jointly or separately held throughout the marriage. Only after all possible assets have been identified can equitable property division take place. As a reminder,…

Divorce

...fault-based grounds might still be relevant. For instance, instances of cruelty or abandonment might have a significant impact on property division or child custody…

Divorce

...including income, expenses, assets, and debts. It’s crucial for determining financial issues like child support, spousal support, and division of property. 5. Parenting Plan…

Domestic Violence

...various aspects of the divorce, including child custody, spousal support, and property division. It is essential to understand how domestic violence can impact a…

No-Fault Divorce

...Colorado divorces to distribute marital property. Only “marital property” is subject to division and generally, all property (and debts) acquired during the marriage are…