Johnson Law Group, LLC

09/03/2026

Before you move out, watch this first. 🎥🏠

Leaving the house before a divorce filing shifts things in ways most people don’t expect. Attorney Myles explains what courts look at, and the plan to have in place before you go.

09/02/2026

How much maintenance will I pay?" (Or receive?) Colorado actually has a formula, and attorney Myles breaks it down in under a minute.

40% of the higher income minus 50% of the lower, with duration tied to the length of the marriage. But the formula is advisory, and courts deviate more than people expect.

Get the real number for your situation before you negotiate.

09/02/2026

Colorado has a maintenance formula, and here it is. 🎥🧮

40% of the higher earner’s income minus 50% of the lower earner’s, with duration tied to the marriage length. Attorney Myles explains why it’s a starting point, not the final answer.

09/01/2026

Who gets the house? Your three actual options. 🎥🏠

Sell and split. Buy out. Or co-own for the kids’ school year. Attorney Myles explains each one, plus the refinancing catch most people find out about too late.

Full Short at the link in comments. Free consultations available.
DivorceAdvice MaritalProperty

09/01/2026

Who gets the house? It's the most emotional question in most divorces, and there are really only three answers. 🎥🏠

Sell it. Buy out your spouse. Or co-own it a little longer for the kids. Attorney Myles explains all three, including the refinancing catch that surprises people mid-buyout.

Worried about the house? Watch this first.

08/31/2026

Did you know that in Colorado, the date you and your spouse separate doesn't automatically cut off your liability for new debt? 🛑💸

One of the most expensive mistakes people make during a divorce is assuming that moving out means they are no longer on the hook for their ex’s credit card bills. In reality, debt taken on after separation—but before the final decree—is generally still considered part of the marital estate.

When dividing this debt, Colorado courts look at:
🛒 What the money bought (necessities vs. discretionary spending)
👤 Who actually benefited from the purchase
📉 Whether there was a cheaper option available

Protect your financial future by understanding how debt allocation actually works. Read our latest blog post by Myles Johnson to learn exactly what the courts weigh and how to reduce your future risk. 👇

https://www.johnsonlgroup.com/blog/2026/august/debt-after-separation-colorado-divorce/

Debt after separation in a Colorado divorce is not automatically separate. See how courts allocate it, and why creditors are not bound by your decree.

08/27/2026

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08/27/2026