The general rule of thumb for dividing up assets and debts in a divorce goes like this: any assets or debts accumulated before marriage is off the table, and any assets or debts accumulated during the ...
One of three things will happen when you go to Court with a custody battle: either the mother comes out unhappy, the father comes out unhappy, or they’re both unhappy. It’s very rare for everyone to ...
Some divorce cases get very ugly, very fast even when both parties claim that they’re doing their best to be amiable and “fair.” I don’t specialize in defamation cases but defamation can be related to ...
We often hear about attorneys issuing subpoenas in big, nationally covered court cases, but if you’re getting a divorce at your local courthouse, can you collect information the same way? The short ...
In Colorado, driving is very confusing. I don’t mean that the act of driving in and of itself is confusing, I mean that the definition of “driving” in this state is nebulous. On occasion this can ...
On a daily basis, I speak with clients about DUI (driving under the influence) or DWAI (driving while ability impaired). In almost every case the client is concerned about how a conviction might ...
