In Colorado, divorce is referred to as “ the dissolution of marriage.”

This process resolves the division of the marital debts, such as loans and credit cards, and marital assets, such as retirement plans, investments, real estate and household furnishing.

If the parties have children, the divorce also resolves the issues of parenting time, decision making and child support. The court may also order maintenance or alimony, which is discretionary in the State of Colorado, and based upon a myriad of factors, including the size of the marital estate, the relative financial position of both parties, and the length of the marriage.

Every divorce presents unique challenges and opportunities. Our goal is to guide you through the stressful and at times chaotic dissolution process, to advocate for your rights under Colorado divorce law, and to help you get to the other side with a sense of emotional wellbeing and peace of mind.

Our tenacious and compassionate divorce attorneys have decades of experience helping clients navigate the dissolution process, including obtaining the best possible outcome on the issues of asset and debt division, parenting time and decision-making, maintenance, and child support.

Contemplating divorce?

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