Common law marriage is an agreement between two people that their relationship is a marriage. Colorado is one of the few states that recognize these unions as legally valid. When a couple in a common law marriage wishes to end that relationship, the...
It's easy to assume that solving two matters at once — bankruptcy and divorce — can make both of them less grueling. In reality, doing so is neither legally feasible nor cost-efficient. What's more, filing for divorce and bankruptcy at the same time...
Division of debt is one of the more complex issues in Colorado family law. It's also one of the most contentious. When couples share debt, even after divorce, that can keep them entangled with one another. Such situations can become messy.
If...
