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If you’ve recently decided that a divorce is the best option for you and your spouse, you might be wondering how alimony — or, as it’s known in Colorado, maintenance — will work. This subject can be especially confusing when you have a high net worth. Divorce proceedings are complex, and when high-net-worth individuals are… Read More.
What Qualifies as Child Abandonment In Colorado? Abandonment Is Life Altering Parenting is never easy — and the definition of being a good parent or a bad parent is incredibly subjective. What works well for one family may be unwelcome or inappropriate for another. That said, most people agree that, at the very least, parenting… Read More.
Is It Better to File for Divorce First in Colorado? The Pros and Cons of Filing First Are Personal Deciding to divorce signals a major change in your life. This decision sparks many questions. Divorce is a complex process often complicated by the range of emotions involved. You have a lot on your plate. Moving… Read More.
How Colorado Alimony Laws Affect You The Impact of Behaviors While divorce in and of itself may seem simple, its impact on couples and families is anything but. The issues that must be settled when marriages come to an end are numerous, and how they are determined is incredibly involved. Support, alimony, spousal maintenance —… Read More.
A Colorado Divorce Attorney Can Help File for Divorce Divorce is something that should never be taken lightly, as your future and that of your children are at stake. However, if the problems in your marriage have gotten to the point where you feel that divorce is your only option, you should make sure it… Read More.
One of the most important aspects of a divorce case is the division of marital property. Each state has a method for accomplishing this sometimes complex task. In Colorado, courts divide property equitably, or based on what the judge determines to be fair, given each spouse’s financial situation as well as their history and capacity… Read More.
Parents Are Financially Responsible for Supporting Their Children Sometimes Parents Don’t Live Up to Their Responsibilities Raising a child is one of life’s greatest joys — and also one of its biggest expenses. Costs of housing, food, and clothing are only the tip of the iceberg. Medical and dental expenses, education, and activities all add… Read More.
If you are awarded child support after a divorce or separation, you may wonder, “How long can you sue for back child support?” This is a good question. You may also wonder if you can consult a divorce lawyer and sue for child support years later. When your child’s non-custodial parent doesn’t pay the amount… Read More.
No doubt about it, divorce and child custody matters are emotional. The emotional and mental toll a divorce takes on the adults and children involved is palpable. At Price Family Law, we have experienced family court lawyers who understand how to navigate the process, allowing you to focus on healing, whether you are the custodial… Read More.
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Trista McElhaney Price is a founding partner at Price Family Law, LLC. She specializes in high-asset divorce cases and legal matters involving complex business and financial issues as well as complex custody matters involving domestic violence, substance abuse issues, and mental health issues. Read Full Bio.
If you’ve recently decided that a divorce is the best option for you and your spouse, you might be wondering how alimony -- or, as it’s known in Colorado, maintenance -- will work. This subject can be especially confusing when you have a high net worth. [...]
