Articles Posted in Divorce

What if my spouse refuses to sign divorce papers? It’s not a question you ever thought you’d be Googling. Yet here it is, sitting heavy in the back of your mind. Divorce is rarely straightforward, but sometimes the biggest hurdle isn’t dividing property or parenting time, but a spouse who refuses to sign. If you’re…

In same-sex divorces, custody decisions cut to the core of what makes someone a parent: love, care, and daily presence, not just biology. Colorado law recognizes that both parents deserve a fair chance at parenting time and decision-making authority, but the path toward that outcome can be confusing. Courts decide custody, legally called “allocation of…

Ending a marriage can be a stressful and emotional life event. For many couples in Colorado, one of the biggest challenges is figuring out where each spouse will live during the divorce. Sharing a home with someone you are separating from can feel uncomfortable, tense, or unsafe. In these situations, the court may grant exclusive…

You’ve spent decades building a life, a home, savings, and a retirement plan. But now, your marriage is no longer working, and you’re contemplating a new beginning. If you’re thinking about divorce after 50? You’re joining many other Coloradoans. The number of couples choosing to part ways later in life is rising, and the reasons…

You signed a prenuptial agreement years ago. Maybe it was a practical decision at the time. Now that divorce is on the table, you’re wondering, Can you contest a prenup in Colorado? Or, if you’re the spouse seeking to enforce it, how confident can you be that the terms will hold up in court? When…

Divorce is already a complex process—emotionally, legally, and financially. When you add a declining stock market into the equation, the financial implications can become even more uncertain. If you or your spouse own stocks, retirement accounts, or business interests tied to market performance, understanding how market fluctuations affect divorce proceedings is essential. Below, we explore…

Going through a divorce is never easy. If you’re feeling uncertain about what comes next, we’re here to help. One of the first legal steps in filing for divorce is ensuring you meet Colorado divorce residency requirements. Understanding these laws is essential before you move forward with your case. At Plog & Stein P.C., we…

Divorce is a challenging time, especially when you own real estate. Whether it’s the family home filled with memories or carefully built investment properties, the uncertainty of what lies ahead can weigh heavily on your heart and mind. Many people entering the divorce process in Colorado struggle to understand how their real estate will be…

When facing divorce, many couples wonder, What happens to pets in a divorce? In Colorado, pets are legally considered property. This means that the court treats pets in the same category as other marital assets, such as furniture or vehicles. However, unlike other properties, pets hold emotional value that can make dividing them one of…

Owning a business is a huge achievement, but divorce can complicate handling that success. Many contemplating divorce reasonably wonder what happens to a business in a divorce. How can you protect your assets while ensuring a fair outcome? Below, the team at Plog & Stein P.C. will explore the key issues surrounding divorce and business…