Divorce Blog

What happens to the family home when divorcing? One of the most pressing concerns for many when facing divorce is understanding how the court will divide their property. Like most states, Colorado has specific laws distinguishing between marital and separate property. What is considered marital property in Colorado? Today, we will attempt

Divorce often takes a significant emotional and psychological toll on children. If you’re going through a divorce, you’re likely wondering, What does divorce do to a child? How does it impact their well-being? Will your child adjust, or could this lead to long-term emotional and behavioral issues? These are natural questions to

When couples in Colorado face difficulties, they might consider either divorce or legal separation. But what is legal separation, and how does it differ from divorce? Understanding these two options can help you decide what’s right for your situation. If you’re considering a legal separation or divorce, the experienced attorneys at Plog

If a non-custodial parent does not exercise court-ordered visitation, the custodial parent must still comply with the parenting plan, but the court may take further action. While the custodial parent cannot legally deny future visits unless modified by the court, repeated failure to exercise visitation can impact future custody modifications, child support,

Going through a divorce is tough, but it’s even harder when you think your spouse is selling your shared assets. You may be wondering, “Can a spouse sell assets during a divorce?” This is actually a common question and experience for those going through a divorce. Recognizing this, we’re here to help

If you are contemplating a divorce, money is likely on your mind. You might have questions about how much of the marital estate you can keep, and you might be asking, How much does a divorce cost in Colorado? The cost of a divorce varies widely based on a case’s specific facts.

By Stephen J. Plog When navigating through the complexities of child support in Colorado, the primary relevant statute attorneys look to is C.R.S. 14-10-115. The statutory sections provides specific guidelines for determining child support obligations.  Those guidelines set forth the Legislature’s numerical determination of what specific monetary figure a child needs for

When to File for a Divorce Deciding to file for divorce is never easy. It’s a big step that affects your life, your family, and your future. Many factors can influence your decision, from personal reasons to legal considerations. This article will help you understand when to file for divorce and guide

If divorce is on the horizon for you and your spouse, you know that the division of assets is likely going to be an issue. And when you are gearing up for a potential fight over property and finances, it’s best to ask, What am I entitled to in a divorce? The

When you split from a spouse or partner who is the other parent of your child, your initial parenting time order from the family court will likely not be your last. A lot can change regarding your child’s needs from year to year (or even more frequently), and you may need to