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Navigating the financial maze of divorce can feel like a daunting challenge. Many individuals turn to a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) for help. These professionals assist individuals in understanding...

Colorado spouses seeking a divorce have the option to come to an independent agreement regarding contractual alimony payments. If the spouses cannot agree, however, the spouse who wishes to receive...

Colorado refers to alimony as “spousal maintenance,” and this is just one of many important subjects to consider when approaching divorce. The financial implications of spousal maintenance may be of...

Whether you have been divorced before or this is your first time, it can be a scary prospect. If you have never gone through a divorce, you may feel uncertain...

At the beginning of a marriage, the goal is usually for two people to live a long life together. However, things don’t always work out as expected, and there can...

After a divorce or separation, many couples must negotiate and reach an agreement on child support, alimony, or sometimes both. Once a court order is in place, there could be...

The State of Colorado generally prefers the term spousal maintenance over alimony, but the meaning is similar. When divorce leaves one spouse facing a financial deficit while the other has...