While divorce is undoubtedly a highly emotional event with ups and downs to sort through for years, it is also, more logistically, a paperwork-intensive process. After filing, the paper trail of...
In working with clients throughout Colorado, many divorced women do not save much for retirement. This is especially true if 100% of their income is coming from maintenance payments. It’s important...
If you are going through a divorce, one of the top questions likely on your mind is what to do with your marital home. This decision has financial, emotional, educational, and even social...
In part one of this post, we discuss Discernment Counseling and how couples use this approach to make a decision about taking a next step to fix their marriage or choosing divorce.
During this time of bear market territory, high inflation, stock market volatility, and the threat of a recession, your money simply won’t go as far. You might wonder how these volatile market...
What happens when a parent remarries and carries out financial plans the typical way most married couples do? The new spouse is assigned 100% beneficiary to retirement accounts and life insurance...
The first several holidays after a separation or divorce are extremely difficult. Adjusting to on and off parenting schedules where your kids are not with you everyday is challenging to cope with....
The holidays are upon us and if this is your first year approaching them as a single individual, you may not know what to expect. Whether you have kids and a large
family to buy presents for or...
The process of divorce has significantly evolved in the last decade and many parties now include additional resources and professionals, beyond an attorney, throughout the process. Assembling a...
When dividing assets in divorce most people, individuals, mediators and attorneys alike, tend to focus on the property division spreadsheet. Current values of assets are listed along with...