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Re-Opening Divorce Settlements

🎥 Divorce 2.0: Reopening Divorce Cases in Colorado | Divorce at Altitude 👋 Welcome back to Divorce at Altitude, hosted by Ryan Kalamaya and Amy Goscha. In this insightful episode, Ryan and Amy discuss "Divorce 2.0," exploring what happens when a finalized divorce is reopened due to claims of hidden assets, undisclosed information, or shifting circumstances. 🔹 Episode Highlights -Understanding Divorce 2.0: Discover when a finalized divorce, such as that of our hypothetical clients, Eric and Melanie Wolf, can be revisited due to claims of unfair or incomplete disclosure. -Mandatory Disclosures in Colorado: Amy breaks down the required financial disclosures in Colorado divorces, including sworn financial statements and key documents like tax returns, bank statements, and business financials. -Key Cases: Learn about influential cases like In re Marriage of Hunt and Duri, which established rules for reopening cases and evaluating undisclosed assets. 🔹 Key Takeaways -Disclosure Requirements: Explore why full financial transparency, including business appraisals and valuations, is essential to ensure a lasting and enforceable divorce settlement. -When Courts Revisit Cases: Understand Colorado's five-year rule and how significant omissions or undisclosed assets can lead to a reassessment of the original settlement. -Guidelines for Attorneys & Clients: Get insights on the importance of documenting disclosures, verifying valuations, and keeping thorough records to avoid future disputes. 📞 Connect with us: • Facebook:   / kalamayagoscha   • LinkedIn:   / kalamaya-goscha   • Phone: 970.315.2365 • Email: mailto:info@kalamaya.law 🌟 Call to Action: If you're facing potential post-divorce challenges in Colorado or want to understand more about protecting a settlement, this episode provides essential insights. Subscribe for expert discussions and share with those who could benefit from understanding the complexities of post-divorce reviews.