Posted August 7, 2018
Divorce is devastating in a number of different ways–but one of the biggest challenges many people face are in their finances. During the years of your marriage, you shared a budget with your spouse: combined income that went into paying for your lodging, your food, and your other expenses. Once
... continue reading.Posted August 7, 2018
When you're in the middle of a divorce, it's natural for conflict to arise. Most of the time, you aren't divorcing your spouse because you're able to easily meet in the middle! It's important to remember, however, that conflict in divorce doesn't help anyone. The smoother the process goes, the
... continue reading.Posted July 18, 2018
Hiring a Denver divorce mediator to work through your divorce case might be the easiest way to move forward. However, before you consider how you will go through your divorce without a lawyer, one should understand some of the basics of the laws surrounding divorce in the state of Colorado.
... continue reading.Posted July 13, 2018
When you are going through the divorce mediation process in Chicago, there will be a lot to consider. At the same time, there will also be lots of things that you can ask to be resolved or solved throughout your divorce mediation as well. To get the most of out
... continue reading.Posted June 13, 2018
When divorcing spouses sit down with a neutral third party such as a divorce attorney in order to resolve the issues in their divorce, it can be overwhelming. You may have many questions running through your mind, and need some help organizing your thoughts. Or, you may not know what
... continue reading.Posted June 13, 2018
Most Divorces Start With A Separation (An Uncontested Separation): Many people who are going to be getting divorced start by mutually agreeing to separate their living arrangements. This is the phase where they have separated their personal lives and agreed that a permanent separation of lives is a right next
... continue reading.Posted June 13, 2018
What Is Unique About The Divorce Separation Process In Chicago? As of January 1st, 2016 there have been changes made to the legislature that is called the Illinois Marriage & Dissolution of Marriage Act. These changes are quite monumental, sweeping, and far-reaching in scope and will provide an entirely new
... continue reading.Posted April 9, 2018
Potential divorce clients frequently ask us, “What is the difference between an uncontested divorce and a no fault divorce?” Because we get this question so often and it is such a good one, we wanted to take a moment and address it with this blog post. The simple answer is
... continue reading.Posted November 29, 2017
Ordinarily this time of year, many couples decide to wait until after the holidays to move forward with filing a divorce. However, given the tax code changes in the proposed tax bill in Congress, this is a December to pay attention and consider whether filing for a divorce in December
... continue reading.Posted March 24, 2017
In almost every free Split Simple consultation, potential clients want to know: “How long does it take to get a Divorce in Colorado?” As long as you and your spouse file the Petition as “Co-Petitioners” (i.e. you both sign the Petition in front a notary), a Colorado Divorce Court must
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