There’s good news for residents of Colorado who need to get divorced. Colorado has what’s called a facilitative court process where a court facilitator will be assigned to your case.
But the really good news is that whatever agreement the two of you come up with as to the division of assets, the court is supposed to approve it unless they find that it is unconscionable. So as long as it’s not really really unfair, you have a lot of leeway to create an agreement that’s going to work for both of your futures.
The 10 to 13 typically required court forms to get divorced can be a bit daunting which is why we at Colorado Springs Divorce Mediation can prepare the 10 to 13 court forms you’ll need to file with the court. https://ColoradoSpringsMediation.com 719-387-4020