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Mediation, a form of alternative dispute resolution, is commonly used to resolve divorce disputes in Colorado and throughout the United States. Mediation is a structured, legally supported process through which...

Divorce is complex, as you and your spouse attempt to untangle the two lives that you once merged into one. Separating your cash, assets, and debts, and deciding how best...

Divorce may have ended your marriage, but it does not end your family. As parents, you still want what is best for your children and a healthy, stable relationship with...

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,...

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...

Many couples struggle with divorce agreements. Whether the issue is that you both want the same thing and only one can have it, or that you each want different things...

Divorce can be a long and emotionally challenging process for couples, but this fails to address the challenges and struggles that can arise post-divorce. Even if the divorce was mutual,...

Whether they are ordered to attend mediation by a Colorado court, or evaluating the potential advantages of attending mediation prior to opening a case, individuals involved in Colorado family law...

Blended/step-/reconstituted families are increasingly common, particularly in the context of remarriages, with the Pew Research Center stating that 63% of women who remarry become part of a blended family. Resolving...

While divorce is often thought of as complex, difficult, and contentious, some are easier than others. Some couples are able to easily negotiate all the issues and come to an...