People’s homes are usually their most significant financial assets, but what happens to the marital home post-divorce? Today, we are joined by CDFA, CDLP, licensed mortgage and real estate broker, and author of Divorce House Sense Jeff Landers to discuss the three options and their nuances. Jeff breaks down the complications of co-owning a house after a divorce […]
Read MoreDUIs are no laughing matter. In Colorado, the penalties for a DUI can be quite severe. If you are convicted of a DUI, you could be facing jail time, expensive fines, and a license suspension. In addition, you will likely have to attend alcohol education classes and install an ignition interlock device in your vehicle. […]
Read MoreIf you live in a state that recognizes common-law marriage, like Colorado, then you may be wondering if you need to file for divorce if your relationship ends. The answer depends on the laws of your state. But generally speaking, if you want to dissolve your common-law marriage, you will need to file for divorce […]
Read MoreSkiing and snowboarding are popular ways to enjoy the beautiful Colorado landscape. Unfortunately, skiing and snowboarding also involve a certain element of risk. If you have been injured while participating in either of these activities, it is important to understand the legal implications of a potential ski accident lawsuit. Canceling your day with friends or […]
Read MoreColorado Damage Caps for Personal Injury Cases Increase in 2025
Thriving Through Chaos: Productivity and Financial Resilience in Divorce with Karen McMahon | Episode 224
Money and Marriage – Screw Love, Are You Financially Compatible | Episode 223
Money and Marriage – Why Pre-Nups Aren’t Popular Enough | Episode 222
Money and Marriage – Do You Understand Your Partner’s Money Story | Episode 221