Amy Mahlen

If taxes aren’t confusing enough, the Child Tax Credit will change substantially in 2021, impacting 2020 filings and beyond. These changes will add complexity to filing for couples going through a...

If you are newly divorced, you’ve probably noticed that many aspects of life no longer look the same. From holidays, to gatherings with friends, to vacations, your post-divorce experiences are...

Divorce will introduce you to a whole new set of legal and financial terminology, as well as acronyms. Understanding the processes, steps, and orders are essential to having a successful financial...

In part one of this post, we introduced Rachel Anderson, family attorney at Anderson Allen, LLC. Rachel works with divorcing couples in Colorado and has experience in all types of family law...

If you have recently filed for divorce, one of the first things that could happen is the establishment of temporary orders. These orders can set the tone for the overall divorce settlement and...

Like most everything in life, divorce has changed tremendously over the last several decades. Beyond changes with the way parenting time and finances are divided today, the means to achieve a...

The most mutually satisfying divorces often involve a variety of professionals who serve the divorcing couple in advisory roles. From mortgage professionals to therapists to attorneys, the team at...

As part of evaluating your total marital estate, various types of stock might come into play. Two of the most confusing of those stocks include stock options and restricted stock, which need...

You manage many relationships in your life with the things and people most important to you. Some of those relationships might be difficult, especially with family members or ex partners. Others...

There is no shortage of financial resources available online. With so many websites and events to sort through, it can be challenging to consult and trust the right resources. Educating yourself...