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Colorado family law, grouped the way clients think about it: the money, the children, the agreements, and the process itself. Start with yours.

  1. 01The Money
  2. 02The Children
  3. 03Agreements
  4. 04The Process & After
  5. →Mediation services
  6. →Denver metro family courts
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The Money

Income is the case.

Businesses, practices, equity compensation, trusts, real estate, and the tracing that decides what is marital.

III
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Agreements

Built to hold up.

Prenups and postnups built to hold up, drafted with the trust and estate planning behind them.

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The Arapahoe County Justice Center in Centennial

The Process & After

From the petition to the years after the decree.

Temporary orders, mediation and litigation, privacy, and what happens after the decree.

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