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Buying or Selling a House or Other Real Estate When You are Going Through Divorce

Gregg Greenstein February 18, 2020

While buying or selling a home or other real estate in Colorado is often completed without the use of an attorney, there are special considerations and complex legal issues that arise when buying or selling a home or other real estate in the middle of a divorce case. Consulting an attorney who has knowledge of real estate law and divorce should be part of the plan to buy or sell real estate, while a divorce case is pending in Colorado.

Common Law Marriage in Colorado

Gregg Greenstein February 4, 2019

How Do You Get Married in Colorado? There are two ways in Colorado to be married: common law marriage and by obtaining a marriage license

Teenagers and Parenting Time (Visitation)

Gregg Greenstein November 14, 2017

Parenting time (visitation) orders and agreements in parenting plans or stipulations are sometimes made long before children are teenagers. Or, sometimes parenting time (visitation) orders

Who Gets to Claim Child on Taxes After a Divorce?

Gregg Greenstein January 24, 2017

Claiming the Dependency Exemption On Your Tax Returns After A Divorce Colorado has a law that explains how the dependency exemption for a minor child

Same Sex Marriages and Maintenance

Gregg Greenstein January 28, 2016

Gay and lesbian, (same sex marriages) couples face unique challenges concerning awards of maintenance (alimony) in Colorado courts. Co-Author: Sylvia Brownfield, Esq. The US Supreme

Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements

Gregg Greenstein August 1, 2014

Colorado passed new laws concerning marital agreements and pre-marital agreements, effective for agreements signed on or after July 1, 2014. The new law is called

Colorado’s New Maintenance (Alimony) Formula

Gregg Greenstein June 1, 2013

Introduction There’s a big change coming to Colorado law in 2014 concerning maintenance (sometimes called “spousal support” or “alimony”). After decades of having maintenance determined

Civil Unions in Colorado

Gregg Greenstein May 1, 2013

Effective May 1, 2013, Colorado is now one of several states in the United States that recognizes “civil unions.” Colorado’s civil union law allows two

Hiring a Divorce Lawyer

Gregg Greenstein October 1, 2011

Divorce Lawyer Handling Divorce Cases on a Statewide Basis If you were suffering from a cardiac problem and needed a cardiologist to help with an

Divorce & College Expenses

Gregg Greenstein January 1, 2011

Divorced Parents and Child College Expenses Paying for college tuition, books, fees and room and board expenses can cause financial hardship for all parents. When

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