Our attorneys will also do a comprehensive assessment to determine what evidence or experts may be needed for purposes of settling or litigating your final, contested divorce issues. We regularly work with custody, real estate, business valuation, or occupational experts to make sure your evidence is presented to the court in a persuasive and admissible fashion. Under Colorado law, both spouses are required to present financial disclosures within 42 days after the divorce petition is served. Some financial evidence may include:
Income tax returns
Pay stubs
Sworn financial affidavit
While some cases are simple and amicable, others may be quite complex, involving the whole array of topics. The skilled Denver divorce lawyers at Plog & Stein, P.C. can help mitigate this taxing process. We understand that most people want their divorce to be amicable and stress-free. At the same time, we recognize clients are also looking for strong advocates to fight for their rights both in and out of the courtroom. Regardless of which path your case takes, our law firm will work towards helping you move onto the next chapter of your life with your dignity and rights intact. Nothing matters more than the future for you and your family. We are both proud and honored to help clients through these troubling times.