Denver Family Law & Divorce Attorneys

Adopting a child can be a lengthy and frustrating process. Yet adding that special child to your family will be worth every hurdle you overcome. Our family law attorneys will prepare you, guide you during the journey, and help keep your adoption on track.

Custody battles can be intense, especially if you are seeking full custody or more time with your child. Courts make these decisions based on the child’s best interests. A lawyer can help you understand this standard and collect the evidence needed to successfully advocate for your child.

Child support is a legal obligation. Whether you are having trouble paying child support or receiving it, let us know. We will fight for a fair outcome for you and your child.

Before a divorce is granted, the court will need to address matters like property division, child support, and child custody. Experienced advocacy throughout the divorce process can prevent you from being taken advantage of.

If you are the victim of domestic violence, the court system can be used to secure protective orders and other legal relief. This can help you separate from your abuser and start a new, safer life.

There is no longer any presumption against fathers in child custody disputes. If you are a father and your ex is denying you visits with your child, seek legal help. The court may order sanctions against the other parent or modify the visitation and custody orders.

Being denied visits with your grandchildren can be an awful experience. While grandparents do not have as many rights as a child’s parents, you may still have legal recourse if you are completely shut out of your grandchildren’s lives. The sooner you take action, the more likely you are to obtain some legal remedy from the court.

A marital or prenuptial contract can help protect your hard-earned assets from an otherwise unfair property division in the event of divorce. However, not all such agreements are enforceable. An attorney’s assistance in drafting and executing these agreements can help ensure that they will be upheld and enforced by the court.

As a mother, you have a special bond with your children, and are essential to your child’s growth and development. You may be eligible to bring legal action if your child’s other parent refuses to allow you reasonable visitation or participation in your child’s upbringing.

If you and your ex-partner were married, a divorce would include splitting up your assets. The marital property would be identified and fairly valued as part of that process. Legal disputes can arise when divorcing spouses hide assets from one another or purposefully lie about the value of those assets.