Divorce Lawyer in Colorado
Divorce Lawyer in Colorado
End your marriage, not your future
We help people across Colorado get divorced with their finances, their children and their peace of mind protected. Whether you and your spouse agree on most things or nothing at all, you'll get honest advice, a clear plan, and a lawyer who weighs every decision against what it will cost you.

Sound Familiar?
Divorce puts your whole life up for negotiation
Your home, your savings, your time with your kids and your plans for the future are suddenly on the table, often across from someone you no longer trust.
Not knowing what you'll walk away with
The house, the retirement accounts, the business you built. You lie awake running the numbers, wondering if you'll be able to start over.
Worrying what this will do to your kids
You want to keep them out of the crossfire and keep your place in their everyday lives, but you don't know what the parenting plan will look like.
Feeling like it will never end
Forms, deadlines, hearings and arguments drag on, and every month costs you more money and more sleep.

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About Best Interest Family Law
A clear path from where you are to what's next
Colorado is a no-fault state, so your divorce isn't about proving who was wrong. It's about dividing property fairly, setting maintenance if it applies, and planning for your children. A Colorado divorce takes at least 91 days, and how much longer depends on how much you and your spouse can agree on.
We weigh every major decision against what it will cost you, in money and in stress, before we make a move. That means settling what can be settled, through negotiation, mediation or a collaborative process, and preparing to fight for what can't. You'll always know where your case stands and what comes next.









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
The minimum waiting period is 91 days, but contested or complex divorces almost always take longer. The 91 day timeframe is a good aspirational goal, if the parties agree on all issues.
Colorado is a no-fault state, which means that no grounds are necessary other than one party believing the marriage is irretrievably broken.
Colorado uses equitable distribution, meaning all marital assets and debts are divided fairly based on the totality of the circumstances.
Retirement assets may be divided as marital property, often through a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO), which allows for a penalty/tax free transfer.
Maintenance is financial assistance the higher earning spouse may pay the lower earning spouse. Courts consider marriage length, earning capacity, and needs.
Not always. If you and your spouse agree on all terms, court involvement can be minimal and we can often waive the final hearing. Contested divorces require court hearings.
You can still proceed. Courts may issue a default judgment if your spouse fails to respond. The Court will likely give them multiple opportunities to participate but if you can prove proper service was effectuated, then the court will likely enter a default judgement in your favor.
We take a personalized approach to each divorce case, ensuring that your goals and interests are prioritized while minimizing conflict. Whether your divorce is amicable or contested, we work to achieve a fair and positive outcome, focusing on asset division, spousal support, and any other important issues.
Family law matters are often emotionally charged, and litigation can be expensive and time-consuming. That's why we apply a rigorous cost-benefit analysis to every major decision. We will weigh all options together, ensuring you understand the financial and emotional implications of each path before we move forward.
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