Family Law
Divorce
Protecting your finances and your future through the dissolution process.
Divorce — legally, “dissolution of marriage” in Colorado — untangles a shared life into two separate futures. It touches everything: your home, retirement accounts, debts, spousal support, and, if you have children, your parenting time. The decisions you make now will echo for years.
Whether your case is amicable or bitterly contested, we help you understand your rights, protect your assets, and pursue a resolution that lets you move forward with stability. We handle uncontested and high-conflict divorces alike across the Front Range.
- Contested and uncontested dissolutions
- Division of marital property and debt
- Business and retirement asset valuation
- High-net-worth and complex estates
- Legal separation
- Post-decree modifications and enforcement
Property and debt
How marital assets and obligations are divided affects your finances for years.
Support obligations
Spousal maintenance can be ordered based on income and need.
Parenting time
Divorce decisions shape your ongoing relationship with your children.
Future flexibility
A poorly drafted decree can be difficult and costly to modify.
We start with a complete financial inventory so nothing is hidden or overlooked, and we advise you clearly on what an equitable outcome looks like for your specific situation.
We pursue settlement and mediation to save you time, money, and stress — but we prepare every case for trial so that a fair agreement, not the fear of court, drives the result.
Colorado imposes a mandatory 91-day waiting period after filing, but contested cases can take longer. Uncontested cases can resolve shortly after that period.
Maintenance depends on the length of the marriage and each spouse’s income and need. We advise you on the guidelines and advocate for a fair outcome.
The marital home may be sold and divided, or one spouse may keep it and offset its value. We help you weigh the financial and practical options.