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U.S. News Best Law Firms 4 years in a row! U.S. News & World Report has named Graham.Law as one of the Best Law Firms in America for family law in Colorado Springs for 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023. And there’s a 5th year, because back in 2019, we also received an…
The Colorado Court of Appeals recently issued a decision of first impression in Colorado – whether straight-line depreciation could be deducted from a party’s rental income for purposes of child support or spousal maintenance. After all, a property owner does not actually write a check for depreciation from the rental…
It’s been hard to avoid the news about ChatGPT from OpenAI these past several weeks – AI (or artificial intelligence) has taken the world by storm, and in many contexts (particularly school or college), the quality of its output is apparently better than that of many students. And this is…
Co-Parenting with any parent on the other side can be challenging, even when both parents are completely “normal” but just disagree. But when one parent has emotional issues or personality disorders, the challenges are far greater, especially when the other is a narcissist parent who is self-centered and lacks empathy….
With more than 20 years of litigating in Colorado courts either the validity of premarital agreements and marital agreements (aka “prenuptial agreements” and “postnuptial agreements”), or, more commonly, litigating how to interpret ambiguous prenup clauses, the Graham.Law attorneys have seen it all. We’ve seen a few excellent prenups – and…
Why Not a Do It Yourself Prenup? At Graham.Law we are big fans of people handling their own family law matters when possible, and even created a whole Do It Yourself Divorce Guide section of our Colorado Family Law Guide to help pro se litigants represent themselves. But when it…
This post was inspired by a reader who sent me an email questioning how Colorado can treat VA disability payments as income when federal law prohibits states from dividing VA benefits, and does not explicitly authorize states to count them as income. Every so often my firm receives profanity-laden emails…
Federal law is pretty clear – a military disability retirement (also known as a “Chapter 61” retirement) is not divisible property in a divorce, with a limited exception to the extent that the longevity method results in a higher payout than the percentage of disability method. See our article on…
The Colorado Court of Appeals just considered an issue of first impression, whether unrealized gains or dividends income in an investment account count as income for purposes of calculating child support and maintenance. And the answer to that was “no”, as mere “paper gains” are not included in a party’s…
Believe it or not, lawyers get taken too (not your humble correspondent!) – all the way from elaborate scammers who try to bilk them out of hundreds of thousands, down to actual companies who use dubious techniques many of us consider to be shady – like this SSL certificate renewal…
