Do you need a divorce attorney in Colorado? Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, meaning neither spouse needs to prove fault for the breakdown of the marriage. This generally simplifies the divorce process compared to fault-based states. However,...
Going through a divorce can feel overwhelming, and with so much on your mind, it's easy to forget important questions. To help support you, we’ve put together some key questions to ask your Denver divorce mediation attorney during your initial...
If there's one thing the pop culture always got right about the legal aspect of the divorce, it's that you need to prepare, file, and then serve the divorce papers. But what kind of “papers” are these exactly? Do they impact the cost of your divorce...
