Divorce is already emotionally and financially exhausting. When allegations of coercive control, financial abuse, or hidden spending enter the picture, the process can become even more complicated,...
When most people think about dividing investments in divorce, they focus on the dollar amount sitting in an account. That number, the one on the brokerage statement, feels like the bottom line figure...
Colorado updates its child support laws regularly, but the changes that happened in 2025 and will go into effect in 2026 are more than minor adjustments. From how parenting time credits are...
When people hear “mediation position statement,” they often assume it’s a legal document their attorney drafts, filled with formal language and carefully chosen words. In reality, the strength of a...
Most people think mediation success depends on what happens during the session. In reality, the biggest determinants of outcome happen weeks earlier, in the quiet, unglamorous work of preparation.
Divorce is rarely about just money. It’s about trust, fear, grief, anger, and uncertainty for the future. Yet, at the same time, it is also about money: how it’s divided, how income is handled, and...
For many people, the hardest part of divorce seems like the negotiation itself, and sorting through assets, discussing support, weighing options, and finally reaching an agreement. But as a CDFA,...
When one spouse is unemployed, caring for children and household needs, or is viewed as being ‘under-employed’, a vocational assessment can play an important role in determining fair child and/or...
One of the questions I often encounter when working with clients going through a divorce and seeking creative solutions is how to handle bonus income in spousal support calculations. Bonus income can...
One of the most common questions I hear from clients in the early stages of divorce is: “Should I move out now?”.