Ellison Law Divorce and Family Law Blog

Divorce mediation is a dispute resolution process facilitated by a third-party neutral. A divorce mediator can be an attorney.

Colorado divorce rules require both parties in a divorce to disclose certain financial information and a Sworn Financial Statement.

Colorado law requires an equitable distribution of marital property in divorce cases. Equitable does not mean exactly mathematically equal.

To settle a Colorado divorce case, you need to identify all assets and debts possessed by each spouse and then cooperate on a settlement.

A divorce in Colorado takes at least 91 days. There is a statutory waiting period of 91 days before a divorce can be finalized. In Colorado,

Nesting is a co-parenting arrangement where divorced couples alternate time with the children in the marital home during or after divorce.

"Martial agreement" is Colorado's term for what are generally known as prenups or prenuptial agreements and post-nuptial agreements.

A blog from Ellison Law describing the effects of rising mortgage interest rates on divorce in Colorado.

A blog from Ellison Law describing the differences and similarities of divorce and legal separation in Colorado.

An article from Ellison Law discussing who makes decisions in your case. In Colorado, Judges not juries decide domestic relations cases.

Article from a Colorado divorce attorney discussing a basic description of the requirements and intentions of the divorce process.

Article by a Colorado divorce attorney describing some of the effects of Covid-19 on Colorado divorce in 2022.

Article by a Colorado Divorce Attorney discussing factors affecting who gets to keep the house in a divorce.

Article by a Colorado Divorce Attorney discussing whether a spouse must move out of the marital home after a divorce case is filed.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice for your case. This is a general description of how a lawsuit is initiated. No lawyer can...

LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This is not legal advice. This is a general description of how a lawsuit is initiated and proceeds. No lawyer can...

Marijuana usage does not usually have an impact on parenting time and child custody if it does not impact your ability to parent.