Post-Divorce Attorney

We represent clients in Colorado with legal issues that may arise post-divorce. After the divorce becomes final, legal problems or questions can often arise.

For example, your ex-spouse may not be complying with the settlement agreement or the court’s orders. Or, circumstances that arose after the divorce may justify modifying the terms of the financial or parenting orders.

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Post-Divorce Legal Issues

After a divorce, parties often must deal with ongoing issues related to the divorce such as enforcing the terms of the financial or parenting orders or requesting a modification based on changed circumstances.

Post-Divorce Modifications

Parties sometimes need to modify the terms of the original financial or parenting orders. The court will typically consider whether a substantial and continuing change in circumstances justifies modifying the original orders.

Failure to Comply with the Court’s Orders

If either party fails or refuses to comply with the court’s orders, we can assist in enforcing the orders or modifying the orders due to the other party’s failure to comply. For example, if the other party fails to pay spousal maintenance or child support, we can assist in enforcing the orders to ensure that the financial interests of the recipient party and children are protected.

If a parent violates the parenting plan, we can often obtain sanctions to deter future noncompliance or possible modification of the parenting plan based on the noncompliance.

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Post-Divorce FAQs

How Can I Protect Myself After Divorce?

You should follow the court’s orders on all issues including transferring property and paying spousal or child support. If your ex-spouse violates the court’s orders, you should contact an experienced attorney to guide you through your opinions.

After the court enters the divorce decree, you must follow the court’s orders which may include the following.

  1. Property Transfer – Each party should execute all documents and deeds in compliance with the court’s orders.
  2. Insurance – After a divorce, one or both parties often need to secure a new home, automobile, and health insurance coverage.
  3. Name Change – If the court grants a name change as part of the divorce, that party should change their social security information, driver’s license, birth certificate, passport, and voter registration.

In appropriate circumstances, either party may file a post-decree motion after a divorce. Modification requests may include:

Any modification to the court’s original orders requires a new court order.

Experienced Representation For Your Post-Divorce Issue

The attorneys at Philip Goldberg understand the importance of resolving post-decree issues correctly and as quickly as possible.

We have extensive experience handling all types of post-divorce issues.

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