What You Need to Know About Legal Separation
Consult with a Denver Family Attorney – Call 303-799-8155 Legal separation in Colorado is an alternative to divorce or annulment which allows spouses to be…
Alimony | Family | Family Law | Marriage | Relationships
Alimony After Remarriage
In the United States, spouses are expected to financially support each other and that does not necessarily end when a couple divorces. Often, one spouse…
Dividing Property in a Colorado Divorce
One of the reasons why divorce is so complicated is because spouses have to determine how to divide their assets and debts. By assets, we’re referring to…
Stay Connected with Jones Law Firm, PC
At Jones Law Firm, PC, our Denver family attorney provides clients with experienced and compassionate legal counsel. If you have a benefited from our services…
Divorce | Family | Family Law | Lifestyle
Divorce: Should You Sell Your House?
Ask any realtor, and they will quickly tell you that a significant portion of their business comes from sellers who are in the middle of…
Colorado Divorce Basics: What You Need to Know
If you are considering getting a divorce in Colorado, you will want to familiarize yourself with the terms and the process. Here is some basic information that…
Legal Separation vs Divorce
The Difference Between Separation & Legal Separation Many clients file for divorce after believing they are legally separated from their spouse since, many times, a…
Father’s Rights
Do the Courts Prefer Mothers over Fathers? Historically, with parenting time following divorce, many believed children should stay with only one parent rather than jump…
Child Custody | Divorce | Family | Family Law
Social Media & Divorce: The Rules
These days, the vast majority of adults have at least one social media account. While you may not log on to Twitter or Instagram, the…
What You Need to Know About Divorce & Taxes
As we enter into the holiday season, it reminds us that soon it will be New Year’s and once again, time to file our taxes….
Parenting Time
Parenting time in Colorado is determined by stipulation of the parties or a court’s conclusion. While parents can agree through casual conversation or formal negotiation,…
If it Ain’t Broke, You Should Still Fix It: Why Custody Orders are Important
There are many situations in which a parent may be reluctant to avail himself or herself of the civil court process for orders involving parenting…
