Sometimes, parenting time with a parent may endanger the child physically or emotionally. In that situation, it is important to seek prompt court intervention if the situation is serious. If you are facing this dangerous situation, or the other party has filed a motion against you falsely claiming an emergency exists, then a Denver family law attorney in our  firm is ready to assist you through this stressful situation. Call us at (720) 739-1960.

After you receive a final, appealable order in your case, you may believe the court made errors in its ruling. Contact our Denver divorce attorney team today to determine whether you have a case with a meritorious appeal. However, do not let too much time pass by; court orders must be appealed within a certain time frame and, if the deadline has passed, then your ability to submit an appeal will likely be barred. Act quickly to preserve your right to appeal!

Domestic violence is a serious issue in many families in Colorado. Colorado civil protection order laws are on the books in an effort to reduce domestic violence and protect victims by allowing a victim to seek a protection order in court. Our Denver divorce attorneys have years of experience handling cases with domestic violence and protectin order issues. Schedule an initial consultation today to discuss your case with one of our attorneys. 

A common misperception is that a legal separation is merely a pause in the marital relationship prior to deciding whether to reconcile a marriage, or instead move forward and file for divorce. A legal separation is more substantial. In Colorado, a legal separation is nearly identical in Colorado to a divorce, and you should speak with one of our family law attorneys to learn more if you are contemplating a legal separation.

Paternity actions are governed by Title 19 of the Colorado statutes, and is a legal process used to establish the paternity of a child. Genetic testing is usually used to provide scientific evidence of paternity, although that is not the only way to establish rights under the statute. Our family law attorneys are well-versed in paternity actions and are ready to assist you concerning your paternity case. Call us now!

Grandparents can seek visitation pursuant to statute. To do so, there must have been a case concerning the allocation of parental responsibilities involving the grandchild, OR the grandparent’s child who is the parent of the grandchild must be deceased. This area of domestic relations law can be complicated. Contact us for an initial consultation to discuss your case and other matters interrelated with a case concerning grandparent visitation. 

The Stepparent Adoption procedure can be complicated, with many tasks that need to be fulfilled to complete the process. Our team of family law attorneys are able to represent parties seeking to complete the adoption process, as well as represent a parent whom may be the target of another parent’s improper effort to terminate his or her parental rights in order to complete a stepparent adoption. Call us now and schedule your consultation!

The calculation of child support in Colorado, whether it is in a divorce, child custody, or other case concerning the support of a child, is governed by statute. While the child support statute creates a formula to calculate support, a party will often dispute the numbers the other party wants to use in the formula. Our office of experienced family law attorneys can assist you with representation in cases concerning child support.

Paternity actions are governed by Title 19 of the Colorado statutes, and is a legal process used to establish the paternity of a child. Genetic testing is usually used to provide scientific evidence of paternity, although that is not the only way to establish rights under the statute. Our family law attorneys are well-versed in paternity actions and are ready to assist you concerning your paternity case. Call us now!