Child Custody Lawyer in Colorado
Child Custody Lawyer in Colorado
Keep your place in your child's life
We help parents across Colorado set up, defend and change parenting plans. Whether you're working out your first schedule, fighting over who makes the big decisions, or facing a move, you'll get honest advice, a clear plan, and a lawyer who weighs every choice against what it will cost you.

Sound Familiar?
Few things are scarier than losing time with your child
Where your child sleeps, which school they go to and how many nights they spend with you are suddenly up for debate, often with someone you no longer trust.
Missing the everyday moments
An empty bedroom on a school night. A first lost tooth you hear about later. You're scared a schedule will cut you out of ordinary days.
Being painted as the bad parent
The other parent tells a story about you that isn't true, and now it feels like you have to prove the parent you've always been.
Plans that stop working
A new job, a move across the state, a child who's growing up. Your old orders don't fit anymore, and you don't know if you can change them.

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About Best Interest Family Law
A parenting plan built around your child
In Colorado, custody is called parental responsibilities. It has two parts: parenting time, which is when your child is with you, and decision-making, which covers school, health care and other big choices. A judge decides both based on your child's best interests.
We weigh every step against what it will cost you, in money and in stress. That means working out a plan you can live with when we can, and preparing to make your case in court when we can't. When life changes later, we can ask the court to update it.









Process
Process
Things only get better when you take the first step.
You don't have to figure out the paperwork, negotiations, and court deadlines on your own. Book a consult online to take the first step.
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Contact us or book a consult
Start by booking a consult with one of our attorneys. Just text us directly, give us a call, or use our online booking tool to pick a time.
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Meet with a lawyer
Meet with a lawyer to talk about your situation. We listen first, then explain your options in plain language so you can make a decision.
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Move forward with confidence
We handle the filings, negotiations, and court dates so you can focus on your family and your next chapter.

FAQS
Custody is determined based on the best interests of the child, considering factors like the wishes of the parents, child’s adjustment to their home, and past pattern of involvement.
Legal custody refers to decision making rights between the parties. Joint custody means both parents share decision-making authority while sole custody gives one parent the ability to have the final decision making authority for major decisions
A parenting plan outlines custody, child support, and decision-making responsibilities. It is the end result of all custody cases and divorce cases with children.
Yes. Courts may approve modifications if there’s been a significant change in circumstances, such as relocation or employment changes.
Courts must approve relocations that result in a significant change in geographic ties. The decision will be based on the child’s best interests and other relocation factors but it must be done via agreement of the parties or court order.
Yes. Unmarried parents can establish custody and support orders by filing an allocation of parental responsibilities case (APR or custody case, for short).
You can file a contempt or enforcement action to compel compliance with any court order, which includes orders arising from divorce, custody, visitation, or support orders.
In child custody cases, we focus on creating solutions that are in the best interests of the child while protecting your parental rights. We help negotiate custody agreements, represent you in court if necessary, and assist in modifying existing orders when life circumstances change.
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