Process: the articles.
Everything on the blog filed under Process, newest first, with the practice page it belongs with.
- 01Forensic Accountants in a Colorado Divorce: What They Find and Cost
- 02Divorce Mediation in Colorado: How It Works, Why It Fails, and What the Research Shows
- 03Colorado Separation Agreements: Reaching a Settlement That Holds Up
- 04Keeping Children Out of the Middle of a Colorado Custody Case
- 05Temporary Maintenance vs. Permanent Orders in a Colorado Divorce
- →Divorce in Colorado, the practice page
Where a divorce can be filed, where the money can be decided, and where the children's case belongs are three different questions. Colorado's 91-day domicile rule, the UCCJEA home-state rule, UIFSA, and what to do if you are served from another state.…
Nearly every Denver-area court sends divorcing spouses to mediation before a contested hearing. Here is how a session actually runs, what makes it work, what it cannot fix, and how the process changes when one spouse is abusive or controlling.…
Between filing and decree, somebody pays the mortgage, runs the company, and funds the case. Temporary orders govern that interval — and for business owners, they set the trajectory of everything after.…
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