Courts can issue protective orders to limit public disclosure of sensitive discovery materials when good cause is shown. Colorado’s Chief Justice Directive 05-01 governs public [...]

In 2026, a common mistake in high asset divorce is failing to trace separate property, which can cause assets you assumed were separate to be [...]

Stock options and RSUs are often treated as marital property to the extent earned during the marriage, so a court may allocate them in the [...]

Experts typically rely on established valuation factors like earnings capacity, economic conditions, comparable companies, and the company’s financial outlook. The IRS’s Revenue Ruling 59-60 outlines [...]

To protect your financial interests during a high asset divorce, it is crucial to work with a knowledgeable attorney who understands the complexities of these [...]

During a high asset divorce in Colorado, you can expect a complex process that includes detailed financial scrutiny. This often involves enlisting the help of [...]

Littman Family Law handles high asset divorces by employing specialized experts such as appraisers, valuation experts, and forensic accountants to accurately assess and value complex [...]

A high asset divorce refers to a divorce involving significant assets such as high net worth, extensive real estate holdings, multiple investment accounts, and potentially [...]