Colorado requires comprehensive financial disclosures in domestic cases so the court can fairly divide property and set support. Parties must typically file a certificate showing [...]

In 2026, Colorado generally requires the court to set apart each spouse’s separate property and divide marital property in proportions the court deems just. That [...]

Courts divide marital property and debts in proportions they deem just after considering contributions, each spouse’s economic circumstances, property values, and increases or decreases in [...]

Retirement benefits are divided under Colorado’s equitable distribution statute, and plans governed by ERISA require a Qualified Domestic Relations Order. Colorado PERA plans use a [...]

A detailed asset division plan is vital in a Denver divorce as it ensures transparency and fairness. This plan outlines the division of all marital [...]

To protect your assets during a divorce in Colorado, consider establishing pre-marital or post-marital agreements that clearly outline asset division. Maintain clear records of assets [...]

In Denver, Colorado, marital property in a divorce includes all assets and debts acquired by either spouse during the marriage, except for those classified as [...]

In Colorado, assets and liabilities in a divorce are divided based on equitable distribution, which considers various factors including each spouse's economic circumstances, contributions to [...]