Divorcing A Narcissist (Or Someone With Toxic Traits)
Why are there so many narcissists? Must be something in the water. After all, that is where Narcissus saw and fell in love with his own reflection, arguably making him the father of all narcissists. If you have been in a relationship with a narcissist or someone with...
DIVORCING A VAMPIRE: 5 Types of Emotional Vampires and Tips for Divorcing Them
Vampires lurk in the shadows. They skillfully seduce and isolate their prey, hiding their own dark natures behind a cloak of seeming humanity. Then they feed: sucking the life blood out of their victims, discarding them, and flying off into the night, unscathed, to...
10 Amazing Qualities of Narcissistic Abuse Victims
Approximately 10 million people experience domestic violence in the United States every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control, about 34% of women and 17% of men in the U.S. have experienced physical violence, sexual violence or stalking by an intimate...
‘Breaking Upward’: Rising Above the Chaos of Divorce, With Emily Garcia
Getting through a divorce isn’t just about reaching a settlement. Crucially for you and your children, it’s also about staying grounded when everything around you feels like chaos. On this episode of “Breaking Upward,” host Beth Andersen talks with Emily Garcia, a...
6 Reasons AI Can’t Handle Your Divorce
Artificial intelligence, or AI, excels at a lot of things. Summarizing documents. Breaking down complex topics. Answering general questions at 11 p.m. when you can’t sleep. But divorce is not on that list. And getting it wrong has consequences for you, your family and...
‘Breaking Upward’: Financial Planning Through Divorce, Death and Business Transitions, With Marc Cimmino
Major life changes like divorce, the death of a spouse or the sale of a business are emotionally complex. They’re also financially consequential in ways that can catch people off guard if they don’t have the right team in place. On this episode of “Breaking Upward,”...
‘Breaking Upward’ Episode 25: What Parents Need to Know About Colorado’s New Child Support Rules
If you pay or receive child support in Colorado, the rules that determine how much you owe or are owed changed on March 1, 2026, and the difference could be significant. On this episode of “Breaking Upward,” Beth Andersen welcomes fellow Andersen Law PC attorney Brian...
10 Things Every STEM Professional Needs to Know About Divorce in Colorado
Divorce is challenging, but if you work in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics, you already have more going for you than you might realize. Divorce finances run on formulas. Documentation requires organized data. Deadlines are enforced. The ability to...
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