With the recent increases in COVID cases around the United States, the issue of vaccines is at the forefront of everyone’s minds. In this series of blog posts, we’ll discuss how vaccinations can affect various parts of divorce and post-decree proceedings. More parents...
By: Amy Mahlen CFP®, CDFA™ When a divorce is on the horizon, typically the knee-jerk reaction is to immediately hire an attorney. Although lawyers provide an extremely critical role in the divorce process by providing legal advice and drafting legal agreements,...
Automatic Temporary Injunction When a Petition for Dissolution or Petition for Allocation of Parental Responsibilities is filed and served on the other party, an automatic injunction goes into place. An injunction is an order that requires the parties not to do...
George Bernard Shaw once said “The trouble with her is that she lacks the power of conversation but not the power of speech” when referring to someone who was dominating a conversation. By definition, a conversation is a dialogue, not a monologue, yet we all know...
Coronavirus FAQs As the global community deals with the outbreak of COVID-19, many businesses are limiting operations, shutting down, or requiring employees to work from home. In response to the pandemic, the Colorado Courts are reducing operations and taking efforts...
TODAY’S BLOG POST IS WRITTEN BY GUEST AUTHOR TIM SMITH. TIM IS A MORTGAGE LENDER WITH MORE THAN 35 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, WHO SPECIALIZES IN HELPING INDIVIDUALS QUALIFY FOR A MORTGAGE DURING OR POST-DIVORCE. IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT A MORTGAGE OR REFINANCE, TIM...
Discussing a Pre-Nuptial Agreement can feel like a wet blanket during one of the most exciting times for a couple. However, for those couples who need or want a Pre-Nuptial Agreement, meeting with an experienced attorney is a must. The thought of involving attorneys...