Denver Military Divorce Lawyer
Denver Military Divorce Lawyer
Colorado Family Law Help
First, we want to say Happy Veteran’s Day and to our Military members, we are here for you! If you are in the military and are a Colorado resident thinking about divorce, consulting with an experienced military family law attorney is essential. Our Attorneys at Johnson Law Group understand that military law and divorce can be complex and challenging, especially when dividing property and benefits. If you are a Colorado resident facing a military divorce, it is crucial to hire an experienced divorce attorney to represent your interests.
Colorado Military Divorce Laws
Colorado law treats military retirement pay as marital property, meaning that it is subject to division in a divorce. The court may use the Hunt/Gallo formula to divide military retirement pay, which takes into account the length of the marriage during the service member’s active-duty service. The Hunt/Gallo formula for dividing military retirement pay can be complex, and it is important to have an attorney who understands how it works.
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Why Hire an Experienced Divorce Attorney for Your Military Divorce?
- Understand your legal rights and options
- Gather and present evidence to the court
- Negotiate a settlement agreement
- Represent you in court, if necessary
Individualized Attention
Just as each family is unique, so is each family legal matter. We always take the time to completely understand your situation so that we can tailor our advice and strategy accordingly.
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Our clients often take the time to write and thank us, not only for the results we have earned for them but also for the respect we’ve shown them.
Supportive Counsel
We never lose sight of the fact that divorce and other household conflicts can feel overwhelming. Our family lawyers will answer all of your questions to ease your burden in this difficult time.
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Meet Your Legal Team
At Johnson Law Group, our team of skilled and understanding legal professionals proudly provides comprehensive and efficient legal services for all clients.

Myles S. Johnson
MEMBER

Genet T. Johnson
MEMBER

Shannon M. O'Keefe
CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER, MEMBER

Taylor K. Brice
MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER

Jessica Lasky
DOAD, MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER

Anne E. Hinds
MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER

Myron L. Latney Jr.
MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER
Colorado Military Divorce Laws
Colorado law treats military retirement pay as marital property, meaning that it is subject to division in a divorce. The court may use the Hunt/Gallo formula to divide military retirement pay, which takes into account the length of the marriage during the service member’s active-duty service. The Hunt/Gallo formula for dividing military retirement pay can be complex, and it is important to have an attorney who understands how it works.
Also, when it comes to military retirement pay, there are several other benefits that may be at issue in a military divorce, such as:
- Survivor Benefits Plan (SBP): The SBP allows a service member to assign a beneficiary to receive a portion of their retirement pay after their death. The court may order a service member to continue to pay SBP premiums for their ex-spouse, even if they are not awarded a portion of the retirement pay.
- Tricare health insurance: Ex-spouses of service members may be eligible for Tricare health insurance if they meet certain requirements.
- Base privileges: Ex-spouses of service members may be eligible for certain base privileges, such as access to the commissary and exchange.
Many individuals enter mediation with misconceptions that can hinder the process. One frequent misunderstanding is that a mediator will provide legal advice. In reality, mediators facilitate communication but do not counsel or advocate for either party. This is why having an attorney with sophisticated mediation experience is crucial—they can provide the legal insights necessary to make informed decisions about complex financial arrangements, tax implications, and long-term consequences.
Another misconception is that mediation is only suitable for amicable divorces. In fact, mediation can be especially beneficial in contentious cases, particularly those involving high-conflict personalities or complex asset division. Our team’s experience with high-stakes family law matters means we know how to structure mediation sessions that keep discussions productive even when emotions run high. By focusing on solutions rather than conflict, mediation encourages positive communication and can lead to a more satisfactory resolution for both parties.
The “Simple Divorce” Myth: Many couples assume that mediation is only for “simple” divorces. However, our experience shows that mediation can be particularly valuable for complex cases involving:
- High-net-worth asset division requiring sophisticated financial analysis
- Business valuation and ownership disputes
- Interstate custody arrangements
- Cases where one spouse has significant government benefits or pension complications
Our team’s diverse backgrounds—from IRS experience to judicial clerkships—ensure that complex issues are properly addressed during mediation rather than becoming post-settlement problems.
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“Myles helped me resolve custody quickly and in a way that all parties were happy.”
Myles is very professional and well informed in his field. Cassidy their paralegal was also extremely helpful and client driven . 5 stars!
– Stevie
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From the initial phone call I spoke to Myles Johnson, he gave great direction on how to proceed. Then acquiring the firm as my legal representation I worked with Said and he helped me step by step to get what I was looking for. I have already recommended two different individuals I know to Johnson Law Group and will be using them for all future situations. From the legal team to Cory at the front desk, everyone at the firm is top-notch.
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Contact an Experienced Military Divorce Attorney in Denver
Our family law team consists of several prior service members. Our legal services can help service members and their spouses understand their family law and estate planning legal rights and options. If you are facing a military divorce in Denver, contact our experienced military divorce attorneys at Johnson Law Group today! They can help you protect your rights and interests throughout the divorce process.
Don’t wait and contact us today at (720) 452-2540 for a free consultation, our team is available and accepting new family law clients today to discuss your specific situation and learn more about your legal rights and options.