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

...the marriage. This approach simplifies the divorce process and can reduce conflict between spouses, focusing instead on resolving issues like property division and parenting…

Divorce

...provide basic information, such as the date of marriage, grounds for divorce (Washington is a no-fault state, so “irretrievably broken” is sufficient), and any…

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

...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…

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…

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…

Mediation

...party who helps the divorcing couple reach agreements on various aspects of their divorce, such as property division, child custody, and alimony. While this…

No-Fault Divorce

...once the automatic temporary injunction is in place. CALL NOW: (866) 695-0314 Property Related Prohibitions Put simply, the parties are prohibited from disposing of…

Property Division

...don’t prefer to get involved in dividing up personal property. Personal property is any property not permanently affixed to the ground. This can include…

Divorce

...divorce Both spouses agree on property, debt, support, parenting, and all other required terms. A relatively simple uncontested case may be completed near the…

Divorce

...in Colorado, this waiting period does not apply). While most states assume that invalid marriages cannot technically have marital estates, Colorado provides that the…

Separation

...Through legal separation, a couple can obtain a court-ordered judgment for child custody, property division, child support, and more without actually terminating the marriage.…

Divorce

...process can quickly feel overwhelming when custody, support, or property division is involved. At Modern Family Law, our team understands the local courts in…

Divorce

...acting on emotions alone. Furthermore, seasoned attorneys often have experience negotiating and can assist in achieving favorable settlements, whether it’s related to property division,…

No-Fault Divorce

...property division, spousal support, and child custody, with the aim of ensuring fairness and minimizing conflict. While fault-based divorce may have provided a sense…

Common Law

...healthcare benefits, hospital visitation rights, the right to make emergency medical decisions, access to personal records, rights in property division upon separation, child custody…