Fort Collins Family Law Blog

As the holiday season approaches, the entire team at Alexander & Associates would like to extend our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. This time of year offers a wonderful opportunity to reflect on what truly matters: family, friends, and the support we give and receive. We are incredibly grateful for the trust you have placed in us throughout the year, whether you’ve come to us for legal advice, family law support, or financial guidance. It has been our privilege to serve you,...

Divorce is an emotionally and financially complex process. Beyond the emotional toll, there are many questions about how finances will be affected and what steps need to be taken to ensure financial stability post-divorce. Below, we address some of the most frequently asked questions regarding divorce and money to help guide you through this challenging time. 1. How Is Property Divided in a Divorce?   In most states, property division follows one of two legal doctrines: equitable distribution...

Divorce is a challenging and often emotional process, but understanding the options available can help make it more manageable. One of the most fundamental distinctions in divorce proceedings is between contested and uncontested divorce. Knowing the difference between these two types can help you decide the best path forward for your situation. What is an Uncontested Divorce?   An uncontested divorce occurs when both spouses agree on all key aspects of the divorce, including: Division of...

In the rollercoaster of marriage, there are times when the ride gets bumpy. Disagreements, misunderstandings, and challenges can strain even the strongest of bonds. But how do you know when it's just a rough patch versus a sign that it might be time to consider other options? Here are five signs that indicate a divorce is avoidable and a marriage is salvageable with some effort and dedication. 1. Communication is Open and Honest Communication is the cornerstone of any successful relationship....

Have you ever gotten caught up in someone else's drama overshared on social media? People frequently share too much online without considering the potential consequences. This could involve posting about an ex on Facebook or recording themselves sharing personal information. People should be more cautious about what they share on the internet to avoid negative outcomes. It's important to think before posting anything personal or sensitive online. Lawyers also check social media for evidence in...