Oftentimes parents will ask, “Well why do I have to maintain life insurance if I’m going through a divorce and we have children? Why do I need life insurance?” There are two ways I have seen that a court will enter orders for a parent or parents to keep life insurance in effect. One is […]
This topic involves the changes to the spousal maintenance statute in Colorado. Colorado has a very unique statute that deals with spousal maintenance. It’s found in Colorado revised statute 14-10 114. And this statute was passed on January 01, 2014 to provide the court with advisory guidelines that take into consideration a number of factors […]
If you are about to file for a Divorce in Colorado or you have a pending Divorce that has already been filed, you will want to have a complete understanding of Colorado’s Spousal Maintenance law, which is found in Section 14-10-114 of the Colorado Revised Statutes. In many states, this area of the law was […]
In many divorce cases, an ex-spouse will receive spousal support for a duration of time. This financial obligation can be re-assessed for a variety of reasons, including financial hardship of the supporter and any evidence that contradicts the need for financial assistance. A common law marriage can most certainly terminate the need for spousal assistance. […]
