Colorado is not a community property state, but rather a marital property state. This means that anything acquired within the marriage should be equitably divided. This includes any assets or debts obtained before the dissolution of marriage.
So, with a divorce, there is always the possibility that your business may be subject to division. But it is not a guarantee. This is where having the proper representation comes in.
Even if the court determines that your business is marital property, our attorneys will work to leave the asset with you. We’ll work to get a structured settlement that allows you to pay over time.