Posted April 21, 2021
Preparing for divorce can be a challenge that mediation simplifies. By working with a Denver divorce mediator, you can offload most of the aspects of divorce that are difficult to manage or understand. Your divorce mediator can help you hash out the finances to fairly and simply split assets. They
... continue reading.Posted April 7, 2021
Choosing to get a divorce is one of the most difficult decisions a person will have to make. Unfortunately, while the process of getting a divorce can already be confusing and complex, divorces have been made even more difficult by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the effect this has had
... continue reading.Posted March 24, 2021
Divorce is a unique experience for everyone. While conflict divorces are highly televised, many people split quietly and agreeably with their ex. It didn’t work out, the fire is gone, or you have irrevocable differences that simply don’t result in screaming and fighting over assets. Maybe you have a reasonable prenup
... continue reading.Posted March 17, 2021
Ending a marriage can be very emotional and have financial complications. It can be one of the hardest challenges you’ll face in life depending on the circumstances. According to 2018 statistics, “there were 782, 032 divorces or annulments in the United States.” A divorce can be challenging, but Denver divorce
... continue reading.Posted March 10, 2021
Getting divorced is never as fast as it looks in the movies. The process has a lot more paperwork, compromise, and waiting than most people expect. You also have more options than the adversarial divorces popularized in dramas. Spouses often separate in agreement about how to move forward, and while
... continue reading.Posted February 24, 2021
Visitation is an essential element of child custody agreements in Denver divorce mediation, and of co-parenting in general. Visitation allows for a growing parent-child relationship no matter where a child primarily lives. Even 50/50 custody splits include visitation when a child lives for long periods of time with one parent
... continue reading.Posted February 17, 2021
Splitting up assets in a divorce is about more than who “gets” the house or car. Often, spouses get caught up in the idea of maintaining the pre-marriage lifestyle or getting stuff that makes their ex jealous of the split. Television drama divorces lead us to make these assumptions but
... continue reading.Posted February 3, 2021
During Denver divorce mediation, we try to write up a divorce agreement that will work for both parties indefinitely. Ideally, divorce finalizes an emotional and logistical separation of two lives. The terms you set up at that moment depended on the income, potential, and lifestyle you had at the time.
... continue reading.Posted January 26, 2021
The life changing event of divorce is not easy. No one decides to divorce in an instant. Just the path to the “divorce decision” is filled with pain, fear, lost hopes and remorse. The financial and emotional turmoil associated with an actual divorce is life altering. Divorce ranks second to
... continue reading.Posted January 26, 2021
Because the Internal Revenue Service will determine your marital and filing status for the entire year based upon your marital status as of December 31 of the relevant year, time is running out if you would like to have a choice in, and possible financial benefit from, your 2015 Colorado
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