A Last Will and Testament (will) is an important estate planning document that every person, regardless of financial status, should consider creating. Many people make the mistake of putting off their will until a later date; this is a huge mistake, as we are never guaranteed tomorrow. Whether a person is 18 or 80, the […]
Colorado is one of several states that allow civil unions, whether with opposite or same-sex couples. Civil unions were authorized by the legislature in our state in 2013, just one year prior to the recognition of same-sex marriage by Colorado courts and the United States Supreme Court. What is a civil union in Colorado? Basically, […]
In Colorado, issues between unmarried parents are handled similarly to how custody battles between married parents are handled. In today's society, there are many unwed couples who share children - almost as many as married couples with children. When parents are not married, issues such as childcare and custody become even more important as the […]
Divorce is difficult for everyone involved, especially when a couple has children. Deciding to end a marriage is stressful; the emotional and mental toll can be hard to deal with, even for the spouse who initiated the divorce. Families of both partners are affected, especially in marriages lasting a decade, 20 years, or even longer. […]
Colorado is committed to protecting parents’ rights, and fathers’ rights mirror those of mothers. If you have concerns related to your parental rights as a father, Johnson Law Group has experience with Colorado custody laws specifically regarding fathers’ rights and can ensure your legal rights remain protected. Your rights as a father are separate from […]
The State of Colorado does recognize domestic partnerships, and there are specific steps that you can take to establish this relationship in the eyes of the law. Domestic partnerships are also called civil unions, and while a domestic partnership can be very similar to a marriage, there are also distinctions that it is important to […]
If you are considering the differences between a revocable vs irrevocable trust and which one is right for you, the experienced Colorado estate planning attorneys at Johnson Law Group are prepared to help you make well-informed decisions that serve your estate planning needs. Estate planning is often complicated but protecting your financial legacy and planning […]
For some couples who are facing marital concerns, legal separation is a better fit than divorce. If you are one of these couples, the experienced family law attorneys at Johnson Law Group are prepared to skillfully guide you regarding how to file for legal separation in Colorado. Some couples choose to legally separate rather than […]
If you are paying child support in the state of Colorado, you may be wondering when you may stop payments. Our experienced family law attorneys at Johnson Law Group can help if you are asking ‘When does child support end in Colorado?’ Contact our offices today via phone at (720) 463-4333 or text-to-chat at (720) […]
There are many reasons as to why a grandparent may be seeking the right to see a grandchild. Perhaps you are in a situation where you are estranged from your child but would like to have a relationship with your grandchild. Or perhaps your child has recently gone through a divorce and you would like […]
Our experience, dedication to Colorado families, and our success in each case we represent sets us apart from the competition. We are passionate about family and estate law. Our highly-qualified team will work diligently to achieve the best possible results in your case.
Johnson Law Group, LLC is located in Denver, CO and serves clients in and around Englewood, Denver, Aurora, Littleton, Wheat Ridge, Adams County, Arapahoe County and Denver County.
Attorney Advertising. This website is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.
720-445-4444
