Custody Plans and Divorce | What’s Best for Children
Posted January 26, 2021
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Your Time is Valuable
Posted January 26, 2021
There not many divorce professionals who possess this viewpoint of your time. Ordinarily, Colorado divorce mediators and attorneys charge you by the hour for their time but they forget the value of your time spent on a divorce and away from work, family and fun. Meetings with divorce attorneys and
... continue reading.Preparing For Mediation When You Divorce
Posted January 26, 2021
Where do you even begin to start preparing for your first divorce mediation in Colorado? There is so much information you could bring in for your divorce mediator, but how do you know what is important. At Split Simple, your Colorado Divorce Mediation Experts, we focus upon putting control in
... continue reading.We’ve Decided to Divorce, What Do I Do Now?
Posted January 26, 2021
You and your spouse have decided to divorce in Colorado. It’s been a long time coming – not a decision that you reached overnight and not one that you are even sure is the right decision. But the decision has been made and you want things to be different in
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Posted January 20, 2021
Filing for divorce is something that many want to streamline. If your conflicts aren’t serious and you agree on most terms with your spouse, then it should be easy to simply DIY an uncontested divorce agreement for the court. There are dozens of books and guides and online sources of
... continue reading.I’ve Decided to Get Divorced, What Are My Next Steps Moving Forward?
Posted January 13, 2021
Deciding that it is time to get divorced is one of the most difficult decisions that you will have to make. The fact is that when you get married, you assume that it will last forever, so it can be hard to accept that your marriage is over. Yet, if
... continue reading.The Important Difference Between an Uncontested Child Support Case with Mediation and a Contested One
Posted January 6, 2021
Divorce is hard on children universally, and it’s also hard on that child’s parents. It’s difficult in terms of the conflict it creates, and the extra fees that come about as a result. When it comes to the issue of child support payments, which is an important thing to figure
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Posted December 11, 2020
When you file for divorce, the court puts an automatic restraining order on assets. This rule was established to protect spouses from the other draining accounts or selling property before marital assets can be split. Of course, this isn’t a problem for all separating spouses and many find the rule
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Posted December 3, 2020
Spouses seeking Denver divorce mediation today are facing a little more challenge than usual. The post-pandemic world has made it difficult to keep appointments or to meet up for coffee and compromise. In fact, you probably shouldn’t even meet with mediators or counselors to help the divorce along Lockdown has
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Posted November 19, 2020
Six months ago, most married couples would swear that a month-long vacation alone together would be heaven. If the vacation were truly a break from life and reality, that might be true. However, COVID quarantine and work-from-some changes have put the whole thing into a new perspective. Millions of couples
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