Erin Levine, Author at Hello Divorce

Webinar Replay: How to Divorce in Colorado with Hello Divorce: Live Q&A

By Erin Levine in Blog, Divorce, DIY Divorce, Family Law, Tips | Posted March 31, 2021

At Hello Divorce, one of the most common questions we’re asked is “How can I get my divorce done without spending thousands of dollars or having it take over my life?” So, we turned the answer into a webinar so everyone could access the answers. This webinar is for you if you live in COLORADO and are considering filing for divorce (or have already started the process). CEO and Founder of Hello Divorce, Erin Levine, joined Sara VanDerslice, head of

There’s a Right Way to DIY Your Divorce and Here’s How

By Erin Levine in Blog, Divorce, DIY Divorce, Legal System, Tips | Posted February 16, 2021

Before I founded Hello Divorce, I was terrified of “DIY” law. I didn’t actually believe that it was a good option for most people. I was scared they’d get stuck in the process or unknowingly make impactful mistakes. But the more stats I researched, the more I learned just how many people do it on their own and don’t go to trial. Did you know in over 75% of divorces, at least one spouse is self-represented? It’s true! So I

10 Financial Mistakes to Avoid When Getting a Divorce (2021)

By Erin Levine in Blog, Child and Spousal Support, coronavirus, Divorce Finances, Property Division, Tips | Posted January 5, 2021

If January is the month that you’ve decided to start your divorce, you aren’t alone. January is usually dubbed the “divorce month” since so many people end the year with clarity about whether or not they want to stay in a relationship. If you and/or your spouse have decided to split, it’s a good time to review helpful resources and tips so that you are feeling prepared as you begin the legal process. After 15 years in the divorce industry,

Fact or Fiction? 10 Truths You Need to Know if You’re Filing for Divorce

By Erin Levine in Blog, Divorce, Divorce Attorney, Tips | Posted November 3, 2020

If I could go back and do it again, I’d have still been a divorce lawyer. I just would have shifted the way I practice a lot earlier and spent less time in the courtroom and more time at the negotiating table. But, live and learn and without all of that experience, I would not have been able to call myself a Certified Family Law Specialist. Below are a few #divorcetruths I’ve learned after 15 years as a divorce lawyer,

Q&A: Michelle Dempsey on Divorcing a High Conflict Spouse

By Erin Levine in Blog, Divorce, Inspiration, Tips, Wellness | Posted October 26, 2020

When I connected with Michelle Dempsey-Multack on Instagram, I knew right away we had to spotlight her in a Hello Divorce Q&A session. A divorcée who has navigated the challenges of post-breakup life and the heartache of shared parenting, she walks the talk. But more than that, Michelle is authentic, kind, powerful, engaging, and insightful. While her expertise as a certified divorce specialist, coach, and author is generally shared with women, her wisdom is universal, and I’m certain our entire

Webinar Replay: The Insider’s Guide to a Quick, Affordable, Hassle-Free Colorado Divorce

By Erin Levine in Blog, Divorce, DIY Divorce, Family Law, Tips | Posted October 8, 2020

Want to Stay out of Divorce Court? You Need to Read This First

By Erin Levine in Blog, Divorce, Legal Coaching, Tips | Posted September 14, 2020

This article is not “How to Avoid Getting a Divorce.” I’m not a relationship expert and I’d never been so bold as to say I know how to save a marriage. Rather, this post is for you if divorce is in the cards and you want to do everything possible to keep the cost and conflict in check. In other words, you don’t want to pay (on average) $27,000 to hire a divorce lawyer or air all of your dirty

Hello Divorce’s Top 10 Posts of All Time

By Erin Levine in Blog, Inspiration | Posted September 2, 2020

When I founded Hello Divorce, my core values included launching a service that provided an affordable, low conflict, and ‘convenient’ option for separating couples. In order to do that, we had a real uphill battle. I’m not talking about the design, marketing, and/or coding — those things I knew we could tackle by leveraging my knowledge of the legal system with the brilliant development team and outside the box thinkers I had in my tribe. What was really crucial though

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