Divorce & Real Estate Part I
Q: I will be entering into a listing agreement with a married individual who may soon be getting divorced. I also have a listing
Q: I will be entering into a listing agreement with a married individual who may soon be getting divorced. I also have a listing
Parties in a divorce case should pay close attention to resolving issues concerning whether maintenance will continue after remarriage. The economic lives of spouses
Domestic violence is a serious issue requiring involvement of the court system and law enforcement to protect the safety of the victim and punish
Employees who owe money for child support or maintenance (alimony) may have their wages (including tips) garnished by the employer, so that the child support
Many divorcing couples don’t have sufficient financial resources to consider buying a new home while the divorce process is happening. But for those persons fortunate
The concept of children marrying adults is a reality in Colorado. In a recent decision by the Colorado Court of Appeals, the Court determined that
Alimony has its historical origins in the assumption that a woman who left her husband would be unable to support herself. However, if a
Recent changes in Colorado law have created new opportunities for parents in divorce, post-divorce, and custody (allocation of parental responsibility) cases to resolve disputes and
The title of this article may seem like an oxymoron. However, stepparents do have some rights under Colorado law. Following a divorce, a parent may
Gregg Greenstein’s Guest Appearance on The Dr. Phil Show: Anatomy of a Divorce Mr. Greenstein was featured on
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