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Generally, child custody orders are issued in legal separations, divorce actions, and paternity actions. What many parents don’t realize at first is that the family courts see child custody orders as open-ended….
Workers’ compensation is a no-fault system. Meaning, if a worker is injured in a workplace accident or if they become sick with an occupational disease,…
When people divorce, it’s normal to have resentment toward one’s spouse. This is especially the case when there has been adultery, emotional abuse, and other issues…
If you’re getting a divorce for the first time, or if you’re new to the world of child support orders, you may not fully understand how they work. For…
These days, it’s becoming increasingly common for children to be born to unmarried parents. Since so many children are born out of wedlock (outside of…
If you are recently separated or divorced and you have been ordered to pay child support, it’s important that you understand what can happen if you fall…
You’re probably familiar with the term “alimony,” which is called “spousal maintenance” in Colorado. Spousal maintenance is financial support a higher-earning spouse pays to a…
If you’re fortunate, you’ll head into a divorce with equity in your home, money in the bank, and a couple retirement accounts. This way, once the marital…
We’ve all heard the divorce horror stories. The ones where a spouse drained the couple’s bank account, racked up the credit cards, alienated the children, or drove the…
Prenuptial agreements can be valuable legal instruments for high net worth individuals, business owners, and spouses with children from a previous relationship. A well-crafted prenuptial or postnuptial (created…
Adultery and financial problems are two leading causes of divorce, but for the purposes of this article, we’re going to focus on the latter and the…
For decades, spousal maintenance (alimony) has been tax deductible for the paying spouse and counted as taxable income for the receiving spouse, but as of…
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