Marital property is property that you acquire during the marriage, and is subject to equitable division under Colorado law. Equitable division does not mean equal division. Rather the court has the discretion to award a disproportionate amount of the marital estate to one party, depending upon myriad factors, including the size of the marital estate, the relative financial position of the parties, and the relative earning capacity of the parties.

The division of marital assets during a divorce, particular where substantial assets are subject to equitable division, can become contentious.

If your divorce involves complicated investments, suspicious stock trades, securities-based employment compensation, real estate investments, or business interests, our experienced high asset divorce attorneys can help to discover the true value of the marital estate subject to division.

We partner with experts who track financial transactions, trace assets, perform business, real estate and portfolio valuations, perform income analyses, and prepare marital balance sheets to ensure that the estate is divided equitably based upon the actual value of the estate.

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