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Much can change after a divorce. A former spouse might change jobs or relocate to a new city. They may experience a shift in income, or enter into a new...

Colorado real estate values have noticeably changed in recent years, and in some areas those changes have been significant. In a high net worth divorce, timing plays a critical role...

A remand hearing happens when an appellate court sends a case back to a lower court for reconsideration. The word “remand” simply means to return the case. In Colorado divorce...

Divorce is usually difficult, and once finances enter the picture, it can become that much more complicated. Some cases are fairly straightforward, but others carry complexity that can overwhelm an...

It is not unusual in a marriage for one spouse to end up managing most of the financial resources. That may mean earning more, handling large investments, or making key...

Divorce cases are often difficult. The outcome of these cases may feel unfair despite - or due to - the time and financial resources invested by one or both spouses....

After a Colorado divorce case ends with permanent orders or another major ruling, many people assume the next step is an appeal. In reality, some divorce cases may call for...

Not all divorces proceed to litigation; many are resolved through settlement. When a trial becomes necessary, however, often the distribution of the couple’s formerly shared property is one of the...