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Can a prenup protect your children from a previous marriage?

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Dec 23, 2025 | Family Law News

Blended families are becoming increasingly common. You may want to protect your children from a previous marriage. One tool that can help is a prenuptial agreement. A prenup cannot decide custody or child support. But it can show how you and your family will handle...

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Mediation or litigation: Which path is right for your divorce?

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Dec 12, 2025 | Family Law News

Starting the divorce process can feel overwhelming, especially when you face critical decisions about how to resolve disputes. In Colorado family law, you generally follow one of two primary paths: mediation or litigation. Understanding the core differences in cost,...

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Navigating property division in Colorado

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Oct 21, 2025 | Family Law News

Dividing property is a significant aspect of divorce. It is important to grasp the rules governing this process in Colorado. Below is a brief overview of property division and how to prepare for it. Marital vs separate property Colorado follows equitable distribution,...

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Probate pitfalls that can sink a family business

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Oct 20, 2025 | Estate Planning

As a business owner, you plan for countless risks, but have you planned for what happens to your company after your death? A lack of a clear plan leaves your family and employees facing uncertainty when they need stability the most. This means a court oversees its...

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How can families prove undue influence of an estate plan?

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Oct 2, 2025 | Estate Planning News

Probate litigation often arises from serious concerns. In some cases, it occurs when family members or beneficiaries of a deceased person believe that the personal representative has not fulfilled their duties. In other cases, parties initiate lawsuits when they...

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How Colorado calculates child support in Denver

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Oct 1, 2025 | Family Law News

Child support in Colorado follows a strict formula that weighs your income, your parenting time and certain child-related expenses. The result shows exactly how much financial responsibility you carry after separation or divorce. Because the formula applies...

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What happens if you die without a will in Colorado?

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Sep 29, 2025 | Estate Planning News

If you die without a will, the state takes control of who inherits your property, and the result often looks nothing like what you intended. Intestacy laws place your estate into a strict order that favors certain relatives, regardless of your personal wishes. By...

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It’s not too early to start thinking about the holiday season

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Sep 26, 2025 | Family Law News

It's hard to believe the holiday season is just around the corner. But for parents creating or adjusting to new child custody orders, it's essential to start planning now to ensure a smooth and joyful holiday season for everyone involved. From reviewing your parenting...

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Three tips to help ease the impact of divorce on children

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Sep 25, 2025 | Family Law News

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process for everyone involved, especially children. There are strategies that can help ease the impact and set children up for success after parents finalize their divorce. Three examples are validating children’s emotional...

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How Colorado courts divide property during divorce

On Behalf of Coombe, Curry, Rich, Jarvis | Sep 25, 2025 | Family Law News

Property division in Colorado divorce follows state-specific rules that affect what you keep and what gets divided. In this blog, you’ll see how courts decide which property counts, how they split it and the factors that influence the outcome. Colorado divides only...

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