We only practice family law, so every attorney here knows these courts, these forms and these judges.
Contested and uncontested dissolution, including property division, debt and retirement accounts.
Parenting plans, decision-making, relocation requests and enforcement of existing orders.
Guideline calculations, deviations, and modifications when income or schedules change.
Attorney-led mediation for couples who want to settle privately and keep costs down.
Clear, enforceable agreements drafted well before the wedding date.
Modifying parenting time or support after a move, a new job or a change in a child's needs.
You will know which stage you are in at every call.
One hour with an attorney. We map your goals, the likely issues and a realistic budget for each stage.
We prepare the petition, file it with the Denver District Court and arrange service so the 91-day clock starts.
Both sides exchange the mandatory sworn financial statement and supporting records. We organize yours with a shared checklist.
Ranges from our last 200 closed cases. Your written estimate replaces these after the consultation.
| Service | Typical range | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Consultation | $250 | Flat, credited to retainer |
| Settled Path (uncontested) | $2,400 | Flat fee |
| Mediated divorce | $6,000 to $11,000 | Per stage estimate |
| Contested custody | $12,000 to $28,000 | Per stage estimate |
Sample figures for this demonstration site.
Colorado uses 'decision-making responsibility' for major choices like school and medical care, and 'parenting time' for the schedule. They are decided separately.
Yes, when there is a substantial and continuing change, usually a change of 10 percent or more in the calculated amount.
Denver courts generally order mediation before a contested hearing unless there is a safety concern.
Consultations are confidential, an hour long and available in person, by video or after work hours.