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Taking proactive measures early may ease divorce process

Though it is often stated that approximately 50 percent of marriages do not last, according to Pew Research, that statistic may no longer be accurate. The divorce rate is purportedly lower than it…

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Alimony statute provides clearer guidance on amount and duration

Alimony in Colorado is often an uncertain issue. Colorado statute section 14-10-114 attempts to provide for a more reliable, less discretionary determination of alimony. That statute requires that the court, in a…

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Actor Tyrese Gibson wins shared child custody

When public figures struggle with private family issues, the resulting publicity can take a terrible toll on all parties involved. Unfortunately, if the issues involve a struggle over child custody, then…

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A divorce can have serious impact on one’s taxes

Once a couple realizes that their marriage has become untenable, there are likely many issues that each individual will want to consider. Many couples who are in the beginning stages of…

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It may be possible to protect a business during a divorce

Just as partners do in a relationship, business owners work diligently and make many sacrifices in order to watch their hard work mature into a fruitful enterprise. Unfortunately, while the…

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3 reasons to avoid delaying a divorce

There are many contributing factors to the fact Colorado’s divorce rate is on the decline. In 2013, the divorce rate in the state reached a record low for the previous decade.…

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There are ways to prepare financially for a divorce

Just as the decision to marry may be based on emotions and other subjective qualities, the dissolution of one is often just as emotional. However, in order to best protect…

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