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Summer Relocation Requests in Colorado: Why Courts See More of Them Between May and August
If you’re a parent in Colorado thinking about moving with your child, you’re probably already aware that the timing matters. What you might not realize is just how common it is for these requests to land in front of a judge during the summer months. Between May and August, Colorado family courts consistently handle a…
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How Spousal Maintenance Works in Colorado: Duration, Amount, and What Courts Consider
If you’re going through a divorce in Colorado, spousal maintenance (what many people call alimony) is likely on your radar. Whether you expect to pay it or receive it, understanding how Colorado handles maintenance can help you prepare for what’s ahead and make better decisions during the process. Colorado uses a specific framework to guide…
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How Long Does Divorce Take in Colorado? A Realistic Timeline for Denver Residents
If you’re considering divorce in Colorado, one of the first questions on your mind is probably: how long is this going to take? The honest answer depends on your specific situation, but understanding the general timeline can help you plan ahead and set realistic expectations. Colorado’s Mandatory 91-Day Waiting Period Every divorce in Colorado requires…
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Celebrating Pride Month: The History of Marriage Equality and Obergefell v. Hodges
June is Pride Month, and at Nexus Family Law Group, we want to take a moment to step back from the day-to-day and celebrate one of the most significant civil rights milestones in American history: the long, hard-fought road to marriage equality. This is a story about love, persistence, and the law slowly catching up…
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Colorado Divorce Costs: What to Expect and How to Budget
One of the first questions people ask when considering a divorce is a practical one: how much is this going to cost? There’s no single answer. Divorce costs in Colorado vary widely depending on the complexity of your situation, whether you and your spouse can agree on key issues, and what’s at stake financially. But…
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2026 Colorado Legislative Session and Family Law
Family law is constantly shifting as the laws of society attempt to keep up with the norms of the population. So far in the 2026 Colorado legislative session family law has been a hot topic with eleven bills being introduced to create or amend laws relating to family law and children. Many of these bills…
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Name Changes in Marriage and Divorce
When getting married and divorced the question of changing or reverting one’s last name often comes up. We’ve broken out some of the common questions Clients have about the topic. If you’re getting divorced: If you’re getting married: You want to change a minor’s name: Current Events and the SAVE Act: The cultural practices around…
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Financial Steps to Take Before, During, and After Divorce in Colorado
This guest post is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Readers should consult with their attorney, tax professional, and financial advisor for guidance specific to their situation. Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions, bringing not only emotional upheaval but also significant financial changes. While your attorney…
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Can I Keep My House in a Colorado Divorce? Your Options Explained
Going through a divorce is emotionally challenging, and one of the most pressing concerns many people face is what will happen to their family home. If you’re wondering whether you can keep your house in a Colorado divorce, you’re not alone. The family home often represents not just financial security but also emotional stability and…
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How is Child Support Calculated in Colorado?
When parents separate or divorce in Colorado, determining child support can feel overwhelming. Understanding how Colorado calculates child support payments helps parents prepare for what to expect and ensures children receive the financial support they need. At Nexus Family Law Group, we help Colorado families navigate these calculations and secure fair child support arrangements. Colorado…
