Divorce Blog

Spousal support, also known as alimony, is a financial arrangement that one spouse may need to pay to the other after a divorce. If you are the person who pays or receives spousal support, you might feel uncertain about how to modify the current amount. Whether you need to reduce the amount or increase it,…

Understanding Colorado Child Support for Your Disabled Child The Colorado family law attorneys at Plog & Stein, P.C. deal with simple and intricate matters related to child support. Though most child support cases are fairly black-and-white, with incomes and other factors which lead to a child support calculation and monthly figure being apparent, there are…

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…

Are you looking into divorce but need help figuring out where to start? If you’re considering divorce, you might have heard about “no-fault divorce,” but you’re not exactly sure what that means or if it’s the right option for you. Facing the idea of divorce can feel crushing when you’re dealing with emotions, especially when…

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…

Thinking about divorce is a significant step. One of the first questions that pops into your mind is probably, Do I need a divorce lawyer? While some divorces can be handled without legal representation, in many situations, the guidance of a skilled attorney is invaluable. This post explains when and why hiring a lawyer can…

Divorce is tough, and when you’re in the thick of it, it’s easy to miss critical details. Failing to address key issues in your divorce agreement can affect your post-divorce life. You can protect your financial well-being and avoid future disputes by staying aware of the most common problems overlooked in a divorce agreement. Below,…

Child support is crucial to securing your child’s financial well-being. But when the other parent stops paying, it can create overwhelming stress and financial uncertainty. If you’re facing this situation, you have legal options to enforce child support. Here’s a comprehensive guide on addressing child support enforcement and the tools available under Colorado child support…

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 to answer that…

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 ask, and proactively…