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Creating and implementing a parenting and visitation schedule after separation or divorce in Colorado is understandably a sensitive subject. This is because you are basically deciding how much time a parent can have with their child and perhaps what style you should...
Month: January 2021
Exploding some bankruptcy myths
Some Colorado residents might find that they need to file for bankruptcy if they have massive debt they can’t immediately pay off. While there is a stigma regarding bankruptcy, it’s important to know the myths about filing. Filing for bankruptcy means you’ll lose your...
Are you prepared for your Colorado custody hearing?
If you are facing a child custody hearing, it is important to be as prepared as possible. This can be a difficult and emotional time, but with the right information and resources, you can make the best case for yourself and your children. Familiarize yourself with the...
How to deal with medical debt
Statistics show that 46% of Americans had medical debt in 2020, equal to one in three adults. While any debt is stressful, you shouldn't ignore the problem. You have several options to tackle your medical debt in Colorado. Ensure the amount is correct Mistakes happen,...
Why is it difficult to divorce a narcissist?
Divorcing a narcissist in Colorado can be one of the most difficult things you'll ever do in your life. Narcissists are experts at manipulation and control, and they will stop at nothing to get what they want. If you are currently going through a divorce with a...
Surviving bankruptcy in Colorado
Bankruptcy is an unfortunate event that can happen to anyone. But, it is not the end of the world. There are ways to survive and recover from bankruptcy. Keep reading to learn more. Start saving and reduce expenses as necessary One of the best ways to recover from...
Modifying a custody agreement
One of the primary problems some divorced Colorado parents have is deciding what to do when family dynamics change in a manner that impacts a child custody agreement. Colorado courts typically assume the role of child advocate when divorce cases include minor...
Bankruptcy and the automatic stay
Colorado consumers who have become overwhelmed by debt often fall behind on their payments. When creditors start asking for payments, these calls can cause increased stress and anxiety for debtors. One of the benefits of filing for bankruptcy is the automatic stay,...
How to solidify your finances after a divorce
A divorce will likely have a profound impact on your finances, both now and in the future. Therefore, it's important to do whatever you can to secure your financial future before submitting marriage dissolution paperwork in Colorado. It's also a good idea to be...
Chapter 13 payment plans
Colorado residents with unmanageable financial situations might choose to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy for one of two reasons: They earn too much to pass the Chapter 7 means test or they wish to protect their home or other assets. The Chapter 13 process involves...