Alimony

Modifications to divorce decrees may be difficult, and having an experienced attorney on your side is almost a necessity.

The district court or magistrate often has the last word in family law disputes. Often — but not always. If you’ve been shocked by an u...

Is there a feeling more nerve-wracking than the one you get waiting for a family court judge to issue a decision? After all, these ruli...

One of your priorities as a parent is supporting your children, both financially and emotionally. However, your financial circumstances...

Alimony, often called spousal maintenance or spousal support in Colorado, refers to periodic payments made by a higher-earning spouse t...

In Colorado, spousal maintenance, also known as “alimony,” is often awarded to one spouse after divorce. Most people know t...

Let’s be honest, few people who are getting a divorce want to financially support their ex-spouse in the future. In Colorado, though, m...

Spousal maintenance, commonly referred to as alimony or spousal support, is meant to get the lower-earning spouse back on their feet af...

The sudden loss of employment can catch anyone off guard. You may lose certainty over what you can afford until you find a new job — an...

You’re probably familiar with terms such as “child custody” and “alimony.” However, you may not hear thos...