Divorce is more than a legal process, it’s a deeply emotional experience. Whether you initiated the separation or not, it’s common to grieve the life, routines, and future you expected to share with your partner. If you have children, you may mourn having a partner to share in their upbringing while also navigating a new … Read More
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What To Do If My Spouse Is Hiding Marital Assets
In a Colorado divorce, property division involves the equitable allocation of marital assets and liabilities, either by agreement or through a court order. But what happens if one spouse is not being completely honest about what marital assets and debts exist? How can you ensure that a division is equitable if you don’t know what … Read More
Navigating Divorce and Retirement Account Divisions Amid Economic Uncertainty
The Impact of Tariffs and the Economy on Family Law As we all know, the economy is an ever-evolving landscape, and recent changes—including tariffs—are causing ripples in many financial sectors. These shifts are not only affecting businesses but also have a direct impact on individuals, especially those going through life-altering events like divorce. One aspect … Read More
Tax Filing for Divorced or Separated Parents: What You Need to Know
Tax season is stressful enough. It can be even more so if you are recently separated or divorced and share custody of your children. Many parents are unsure how to handle tax filings in these situations, which can add unnecessary tension to an already complicated process. If you are a parent who is divorced or … Read More
What is a Collaborative Divorce?
Divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in life, but it doesn’t always have to be contentious. Collaborative divorce offers a solution for couples who want to dissolve their marriage amicably while prioritizing respect, cooperation, and the well-being of everyone involved—especially children. If you’re considering divorce in Colorado, collaborative divorce might be the … Read More
Five SBFL Attorneys named to 2025 Super Lawyers Lists
Five Solutions Based Family Law attorneys have been named to the 2025 Super Lawyers® and 2025 Super Lawyers Rising Stars® Lists. William E. Smith, Shareholder, has been named to the Super Lawyers list after previously earning a spot on the Rising Stars list from 2016-2023. Super Lawyers William E. Smith Ashley Balicki, Kathlyn Laraway, Bridget … Read More
Divorce and Retirement: How to Protect Your Retirement Funds
Divorce brings significant financial changes, and for many people, retirement accounts are among the most valuable assets to consider. Whether you have a 401(k), an IRA, or a pension, protecting these funds during a divorce is essential to securing your financial future. Understanding how retirement funds are divided in a Colorado divorce can help you … Read More
Arbitration: A Faster, Friendlier Path to Divorce Resolution
Dealing with family law issues can be tough, but it doesn’t always have to mean a long, stressful courtroom battle. If you’re looking for a quicker, more private, and less adversarial way to resolve your case, arbitration might just be the solution you need. Our team at Solutions-Based Family Law is here to help guide … Read More
How to Choose the Best Colorado Divorce Attorney
Going through a divorce is tough, and finding the right lawyer to help you through it can make all the difference. With so many lawyers out there, how do you know which one is the right fit for you? In this quick guide, we’ll walk you through the most important things to consider when choosing … Read More
Understanding Coercive Control in Colorado Custody Cases
The state of Colorado has enacted legislative changes that now recognize damage inflicted apart from physical violence, called coercive control, in custody disputes. These laws emphasize the importance of protecting children from both physical and psychological harm. As a parent, it’s crucial to understand coercive control and how it impacts Colorado custody cases to ensure … Read More