by Deb Daufeldt | Oct 11, 2026 | Legal, Uncategorized
During divorce proceedings, Colorado puts property into two categories: (1) marital; and (2) separate. The judge can only divide marital property. Separate property is automatically awarded to the party who owned it before the marriage. Separate property includes...
by Deb Daufeldt | May 4, 2025 | Collaborative Law, Legal, Uncategorized
Collaborative Divorce is an alternative dispute resolution process that emphasizes cooperation, transparency, and long-term problem-solving. The Collaborative process is most effective when both parties are genuinely committed to resolution and share a willingness to...
by Deb Daufeldt | Sep 30, 2024 | Legal, Uncategorized
Collaborative Law is a voluntary, non-adversarial process where both parties work together with their attorneys to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. Unlike traditional litigated divorces, where the focus is often on winning legal arguments, Collaborative Law...
by Deb Daufeldt | Mar 11, 2024 | Legal
Every divorce carries its own unique circumstances. If you’re self-employed, your divorce will have some additional considerations. Child Support Self-employed individuals must still pay child support. In Colorado, child support is calculated on a worksheet, which...
by Deb Daufeldt | Oct 15, 2023 | Legal, Uncategorized
If there are concerns about a parent’s ability to abstain from alcohol during their parenting time, there are different options for addressing those concerns in real-time. The first step is determining whether a parent’s alcohol use rises to the level of necessitating...
by Deb Daufeldt | Aug 16, 2023 | Legal, Uncategorized
Do want to file a joint divorce with your spouse, but you’re not sure where to start? In this article, I’ll guide you through the next steps you should take. Filing as Co-Petitioners means that both you and your spouse will sign the Petition for Dissolution. While...
