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Colorado law requires a court to divide the “marital estate” (i.e. all assets & debts) as of the date of the divorce itself, not the date of separation. (5). But what happens when a spouse engages in the dissipation of assets? But what happens when one spouse causes funds to…

In a Colorado divorce or parenting case, the parents owe their children a duty of support. While monthly child support payments are the most visible example of this, the Colorado child support statute includes a variety of other child expenses which the parents share. Included among these shared expenses are…

A recent divorce hearing resulted in Graham Law’s satisfied client prevailing on almost every issue litigated, including maintenance (aka alimony). Reviewing the basics from this case provide a valuable lesson for those undergoing the stressful process of dissolving a marriage. Graham Law represented the Husband. During the parties’ 15-year marriage, the Husband…