Westminster Divorce Attorney: Protecting Your Assets and Interests

At Divorce in Colorado, we offer a unique blend of courtroom experience, collaborative law training, and mediation expertise to help our clients resolve their divorce and family law related issues. We have completed training through the Colorado Bar Association with Judith Mares Dixon in 2007 and many clients choose us as a neutral party to mediate their disputes. Additionally, some choose to work with us before hiring attorneys, to determine if separate legal representation is necessary. With an outstanding reputation in the legal community, many clients and their counsel choose us to mediate or participate in settlement conferences to help reach a resolution for all parties involved.

We understand that life after a divorce can be challenging and sometimes, one parent may need to relocate to a different area. Whether you’re looking to move away for new opportunities, or your spouse needs support from family members who live in another state, we can help you navigate the legal process.

If you’re facing a relocation situation, it’s important to negotiate a parenting plan that will serve the best interests of your children. This can be a complex process, especially when dealing with parents living in different states. Our team of experts at Divorce in Colorado, has the knowledge and experience to help you determine and negotiate a parenting plan that will allow you to live in the place that’s best for you and your family. We can also help you modify a parenting plan after you decide to move. We are dedicated to representing and guiding your family through all the family law needs.

We assist families in making changes to court orders established during a divorce. Circumstances may change, and it may become necessary to modify these orders.

If you find that the court orders are not working for your family, or if you realize that you should have consulted a lawyer before filling out paperwork, our team can help. We can help you change child support, maintenance, parenting time, property distribution, missed issues or detailed provisions of your agreement, allocation of tax credits, or property distributions that are not fair and equitable.

It’s important to note that if a spouse decides not to disclose assets during a divorce, Colorado law has a 5-year look back period. This means that a divorce case can be re-opened for reallocation of assets if necessary. Our team can assist you in understanding your options and working towards a fair and equitable resolution.

We have a wealth of experience in dealing with paternity issues, parental rights, and child support calculations. If you are facing accusations of fatherhood and have doubts or reservations about paying child support for a child that may not be yours, our team can provide you with the guidance and support you need. We understand that this can be a tricky and sensitive situation, and we are here to help you navigate the process with ease. We have the knowledge and expertise to help you determine paternity, negotiate parental rights, and calculate child support. Don’t hesitate to contact us for help and support.

When parents divorce, it is not uncommon for one parent to try to limit, restrict or prevent the other parent from spending time with their children. This can be a difficult and emotional experience for both parents and children.

At Divorce in Colorado, we firmly believe that every parent has the right to spend quality time with their children. We advocate for the rights of parents and children in these situations. If you are facing issues with parenting time or access to your children, our team can help.

We work closely with our clients to defend and advocate for their parental rights and the rights of their children. We understand that custody battles and litigation can be expensive and time-consuming, that’s why we work with our clients to address the real issues before taking legal positions.