

Understanding No-Fault Divorce in Colorado: What It Means for You
Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, meaning neither spouse must prove wrongdoing to end a marriage. The only legal ground is that the relationship is irretrievably broken. This system promotes fairness, reduces conflict, and helps families resolve property, custody, and support without blame. Colorado courts focus on equitable outcomes, not fault, while still considering financial misconduct when dividing assets.
Leah S. Wolf
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