Colorado Springs Divorce Lawyer

Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, which means that you do not need to prove wrongdoing by your spouse to file for divorce. Instead, one or both spouses must state that the marriage is irretrievably broken.

The divorce process includes key decisions on:

• Division of marital assets and debts – Determining how property, savings, and liabilities are split can have lasting financial implications. We guide our clients through a detailed examination of marital assets and create strategies tailored to securing their financial stability post-divorce.
• Child custody and parenting time – Establishing legal and physical custody arrangements is one of the most emotional aspects of any divorce. Our attorneys work diligently to develop parenting plans that support the best interests of the children while respecting parental rights.
• Child support payments – Ensuring the financial well-being of the children involves calculating appropriate support payments. We assist in negotiating fair agreements that consider the needs of the children as well as each parent’s financial situation.
• Spousal maintenance (alimony) – Determining financial support for a lower-earning spouse might involve temporary or long-term solutions. Our lawyers skillfully handle spousal maintenance cases, advocating for fair monetary support based on individual circumstances.

Divorce cases can range from uncontested (mutual agreement) to highly contested disputes requiring court intervention. Our Colorado Springs divorce attorneys work to resolve cases efficiently and fairly while prioritizing your best interests. In addition to representation, we focus on empowering our clients with knowledge and resources, equipping them to make well-informed decisions throughout the divorce process.