Federal law changed the tax treatment of alimony for agreements executed after December 31, 2018. Payments under those newer agreements are generally not deductible by [...]

In 2026, Colorado’s spousal maintenance statute provides advisory guideline concepts and lists factors the court considers when setting amount and duration. Courts look at income, [...]

Maintenance can be modified prospectively if there is a substantial and continuing change that makes the terms unfair, unless the parties agreed otherwise in writing. [...]

Colorado uses advisory guidelines to suggest maintenance amounts and terms in cases meeting income and duration thresholds. The formula references combined monthly adjusted gross income [...]

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Several factors, including the length of the marriage, each spouse's financial status, contributions to the marriage, and future earning potentials, influence spousal maintenance decisions in [...]

Spousal maintenance, also known as alimony, is crucial in Denver divorces to address financial disparities post-separation. We help ensure that financial arrangements are fair, reflecting [...]