In order to get divorced in Colorado, the specific grounds that you need to be able to assert to a court is that the marriage is irretrievably broken. When a marriage is irretrievably broken, a court will inquire whether there really is no saving a marriage, that it really is over. The court doesn’t get […]
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Learn about spousal support/alimony and how it is determined, Attorney Ben Currier explains in the video below. For more information about family law or divorce matters in Colorado, contact Miller & Steiert, PC today.
How do you choose a divorce attorney? Family law and getting a divorce is one of the toughest things that you can probably ever go through. The emotion and the struggle and the stress is immense. Finding a divorce attorney and a family law attorney who you feel comfortable with, who will be able to […]
What different types of things does a divorce attorney do for a client? A divorce attorney not only helps navigate the filings and the court process and any court hearings and procedures. A divorce and family law attorney also helps you with strategy, helps you with the law, and helps you make good decisions for […]
Why should you choose Miller & Steiert as your corporate lawyers? Miller & Steiert has been around since 1959 and we’ve been continuously operating since then. We have had a strong presence in Littleton, in South Denver and actually all over the state, representing small, mid-size and large corporations. In some cases we have second […]
What is the divorce process with children? Much like filing a divorce without children, the petition for dissolution of marriage is filed with the court and various financial documentation is passed between the parties. The court holds a status conference in order to get a temperature check of how things are going, and whether there […]
What is the divorce process for marriages without children? The beginning process will be a filing with the court a petition for dissolution of a marriage without children. The next step after the filing of the petition for dissolution will be service of the petition on the other party, on your spouse, or a waiver […]
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