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4 Ways to Keep Living in Ken Caryl, Colorado, After a Divorce

Guest Post by Paige Michaelis, Realtor Ken Caryl is an incredible neighborhood where I have been privileged to live for the past three years. I have always found it interesting the extent to which people go to stay in this neighborhood. Either making long commutes to...

How to Reclaim Your Power and Identity After Divorce

Divorce

Guest Post by Emily Wishall, embodiment coach and certified Rolfer When it feels like your life, as you currently know it, is falling apart, how can you come back to your conviction and confidence in who you are as a feminine woman? How do you get to rediscover your...

What You Should Know About Divorce and Dating With Children

Divorce, Divorce & Parenting

Guest Post by Shannon Rios Paulsen, LMFT The issue of dating arises in every session of “Co-Parenting After Divorce” I facilitate. After working with thousands of families, I have come to believe that dating and remarrying are among the biggest risk factors for...

Don’t Be Duped by Divorce: What to Know Before You Decide to Sell or Keep Your House

Divorce, Real Estate & Divorce

Guest post by Mike Olson of GO Colorado Realty Did you know that every 13 seconds, someone, somewhere files for a divorce? When you look for a home with your spouse, you don’t think about the possibility of a divorce. You think about the fun things about owning a...

12 Reasons Maintenance is Not What You Think

Divorce, Maintenance

Maintenance is Colorado’s word for alimony. It is an important way to help someone get back on his or her feet. On the other hand, sometimes a person has stars in their eyes about a big maintenance number, not realizing the downsides. I have seen many a client...

What a Mortgage Lender Wants You To Know About Credit

Real Estate & Divorce

Guest post by Salina Tornabene, mortgage loan officer with Guild Mortgage There are subjects rarely taught in schools that indeed, shape our future as we venture into the “real world.” “Credit 101” isn’t covered in our educational system and in the end, albeit an ugly...