When it comes time to end the marriage, many couples choose to separate before divorce. Sometimes, that can lead to reconciliation. For others, it is the start of the legal process.  How long do you have to be separated before divorce in Colorado? We will look at Colorado’s divorce laws, separation requirements, and the steps…

Over the years, collaborative divorce has been seen as an alternative to the traditional process. With that, both parties can work together to reach amicable resolutions. While this approach may offer many benefits, this method might not be the right choice for all couples.  Let’s look at the downside of collaborative divorce. Here is what…

The collaborative process is an alternative dispute resolution method for those wanting to divorce.  With an emphasis on cooperation and mutual respect, couples can settle conflicts without going to court. In many cases, this is a less adversarial approach than litigation.  Are you curious about whether it is right for you? Here is our step-by-step…

If you have decided on a divorce, you might wonder if alternative methods exist to legally end the marriage. Many times, couples can resolve their differences without going to court. In turn, they can achieve a mutually beneficial agreement. With a collaborative divorce, both parties maintain more control over the outcome while minimizing emotional and…