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According to a review by the American Psychological Association (APA), mediation allows spouses to address mutual needs while increasing postdivorce communication skills. Mediation can also help spouses avoid litigation or...

In the past, finding evidence in your divorce required hiring a private investigator, digging through disorganized paper files, and getting friends, family, or neighbors to witness your spouse’s bad behavior....

Some divorces are the result of one spouse’s drug or alcohol abuse, and some are the trigger for a spouse to begin abusing drugs or alcohol. In either case, when...

The question of legal counsel is a common one when starting the divorce mediation process in Colorado. Because mediation does not follow the same legal rigor as a court trial,...

Divorce settlements often involve nuanced and detailed financial discussions, particularly when large estates and multiple properties are involved. While the other facets of divorce settlements, such as child custody, alimony,...

One of the unfortunate realities of divorce is that it is expensive. The average cost of a Colorado divorce is $10,000 to $15,000, with some divorces costing as little as...

Divorce appeals are a complicated facet of divorce law, and they are often made even more complex with the added nuance of senior marriages. Senior divorces have become increasingly common...

According to the Institute for Family Studies, husbands with significantly higher incomes than their wives are less likely to face divorce. Although divorce might be slightly less frequent among these...