Colorado follows equitable distribution, which means the court divides marital property fairly rather than necessarily equally. Property acquired by either spouse after the wedding and [...]

In 2026, Colorado has a minimum waiting period before the court can enter a divorce decree, even if both spouses agree on everything. Colorado Judicial [...]

When a divorce or legal separation is filed and the other party is served or accepts service, an automatic temporary injunction immediately restrains both parties. [...]

Colorado courts require that at least one spouse be domiciled in Colorado for a minimum of 91 days before the case begins. The state is [...]

Yes! In many instances, divorces happen due to two people drifting apart instead of any hostile intent. In these cases, we believe that working together [...]

While you aren’t legally obligated to have an attorney when filing for divorce, it’s often a sound idea. Even in uncontested or collaborative divorce processes, [...]

You need to submit the relevant papers to your county’s Office of the District Clerk. In many counties in Colorado, this is now an online [...]