Arriba, CO Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

It is not a big deal - we do it often. As long as you have lived here for more than 90 days, you file here and serve him in the other state. We often help with cases like this on a low-cost flat fee basis if you'd like assistance. I hope this helps.

Your marriage is at least potential invalid if your wife was married at the time. I do not know of a way to fix the marriage certificate. It may be possible to remarry. I would suggest consulting with any attorney in your area for more specific information on this issue.

If you want to ?prepare? for a divorce, there are a number of things that you can do: 1) Sit down and talk to your husband about these issues. You?re married; you have a child together? you ought to be able to discuss your concerns. An alternative would be to request that he go to counseling. The counseling could be to address your marital issues and/or to talk through the issues of having an amicable divorce and coming up with a parenting plan for your 14 year old. 2) Start doing some basic financial planning for yourself. If you do get divorced, where are you going to live? What are your financial needs going to be? I recommend assembling a list of your assets and debts. What is a fair way to divide these? 3) Start working on a parenting plan for your child. If you and your husband separate, what type of plan would best serve your daughter? 4) Start researching your divorce issues: talk to some lawyers, research your issues on the internet. I have sections on my website that address the divorce process, the division of property, and spousal maintenance. 5) Again, talk to your husband. If he is unwilling to share financial information with you, that is a pretty big sign that something is wrong. In general, my experience from working on problems is that when left unaddressed, they tend to get worse and slowly become harder and harder to solve.