Blog : Frequently Asked Question

Romantic relationships are work, and for them to thrive, a lot of work goes into them. When you have an issue, the best thing would be to get help immediately to avoid any further complications. Couples therapy can be a good solution for couples seeking to resolve issues in their marriage. In couples therapy, a […]

After making the tough decision to contact a divorce attorney regarding the divorce and after making an appointment to meet with the attorney, it’s natural to feel unsure of what to expect from a divorce consultation. Most Colorado Springs divorce clients have many questions about the divorce process, possible outcomes, and how Colorado law will […]

During a divorce, an already existing marriage is being brought to a finish. On the other hand, a marriage annulment proceeding is a legal decree being made that a marriage is null and void. Dissolution of marriage will be granted when the court is convinced that the marriage is invalid. After an annulment is successful, […]

It is easy for people to make the decision of not living together. They can go their separate ways after a petition for dissolution is finalized but the division of assets among themselves is hard. It is not unlikely to see couples fight over the most insignificant things like utensils. When the situation intensifies, couples […]

When you and your spouse divorce, the property you shared as a couple is also divided between the two of you. This not only applies to physical property, such as cars and homes, but also to financial assets. One of the biggest financial concerns during this time is “will a divorce affect your retirement account?” […]

Although divorce cases can be expensive for all parties, not all divorces are equal. Some divorces are smoother, both financially and emotionally; while others are very contentious, including a contested divorce. An uncontested divorce is a best-case scenario. In Colorado Springs, the divorce process is much simpler for parties who agree on their divorce terms. […]

According to research, approximately 40 – 50% of all first-time married couples end in divorce or legal separation and around 60- 65% of second-time marriages end the same way. Even though divorce is a part of life over the recent fifty years divorce rates are higher. Even so, there have been changes in laws that […]

If you’re contemplating getting a divorce, you might be overwhelmed with the amount of information available to you on the internet. It’s not surprising that in today’s internet-driven world there are thousands of self-help websites, blogs, and legal advice sites available to you.  But what happens if you get the wrong advice and make mistakes […]

Going through a divorce is not an easy time for most people. The divorce process can be expensive, people will have challenges, and there can be a lot of contentions. Despite what is displayed on TV about how eventful and full of drama a divorce can be most divorce cases do not escalate to that […]

The divorce process that many are familiar with is the traditional divorce, which is an adversarial process. Most divorce cases are resolved by a negotiated agreement between the divorcing parties; however, if parties can’t reach a settlement agreement in family law issues using the traditional divorce, then the divorcing spouses must go to family law […]