Our team of divorce lawyers serves our clients with integrity, both in our legal practice and in our client service. Our team genuinely understands how difficult the divorce process can be and we do not take lightly the fact that you are entrusting us with very important life matters. You can always count on our team to be transparent throughout the entire process.
Our team's strength of will, persistence, and determination makes us a tenacious force that sets us apart. We are passionate about whole-heartedly serving our clients and guiding them toward the best possible outcome. Our team's compassion for our clients is the product of our human approach to practicing family law. Our clients are real people with real stories, real futures, and real possibilities.
This is why serving our clients with a compassionate approach is one of our core values. Our compassion for our clients delivers a more personalized approach which in turn makes our clients feel more seen, heard and known as we build a new future with them.
Our team's strength of will, persistence, and determination makes us a tenacious force that sets us apart. We are passionate about whole-heartedly serving our clients and guiding them toward the best possible outcome. Our team's compassion for our clients is the product of our human approach to practicing family law. Our clients are real people with real stories, real futures, and real possibilities.
This is why serving our clients with a compassionate approach is one of our core values. Our compassion for our clients delivers a more personalized approach which in turn makes our clients feel more seen, heard and known as we build a new future with them.
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Divorce Matters divorce attorneys have over 100 years of combined experience and have helped thousands of families.
Meet our experienced team below.
Divorce Matters serves individuals who want and need sophisticated and experienced "" but practical and cost-effective "" legal services to help them through some of life's more difficult situations, including divorce proceedings, child custody, and child support decisions.
In addition, our team understands the divorce process impacts the whole family and virtually every aspect of your life.
Meet our experienced team below.
Divorce Matters serves individuals who want and need sophisticated and experienced "" but practical and cost-effective "" legal services to help them through some of life's more difficult situations, including divorce proceedings, child custody, and child support decisions.
In addition, our team understands the divorce process impacts the whole family and virtually every aspect of your life.
See why over 1,000 families have already chosen Divorce Matters to represent them, as real Divorce Matters clients share their experience with our firm.
Justin Oliver and Tara Adkins were very professional and responsive to any of my inquiries.
They responded quickly to any of my emails/phone calls.
I was happy to have Justin Oliver as my attorney.
William Smith is our attorney.
We cannot imagine working with a more qualified and responsive attorney.
Attorney Smith was continually informing us on what was next and is extremely competent when it comes family and domestic law.
Justin Oliver and Tara Adkins were very professional and responsive to any of my inquiries.
They responded quickly to any of my emails/phone calls.
I was happy to have Justin Oliver as my attorney.
William Smith is our attorney.
We cannot imagine working with a more qualified and responsive attorney.
Attorney Smith was continually informing us on what was next and is extremely competent when it comes family and domestic law.
In Colorado, neither spouse has an automatic right to maintenance.
The court may award maintenance only if it finds that the spouse seeking maintenance lacks sufficient property to meet their reasonable needs and, in addition, is either unable to support themselves through appropriate employment or should not be required to seek employment because of child care responsibilities.
One of the threshold issues in determining whether maintenance is appropriate is whether the spouse seeking maintenance can obtain and maintain employment to support themselves and their children.
The court may award maintenance only if it finds that the spouse seeking maintenance lacks sufficient property to meet their reasonable needs and, in addition, is either unable to support themselves through appropriate employment or should not be required to seek employment because of child care responsibilities.
One of the threshold issues in determining whether maintenance is appropriate is whether the spouse seeking maintenance can obtain and maintain employment to support themselves and their children.
When children are involved, the divorce process doesn't end once the final paperwork is filed.
With children come often contentious and painful negotiations about "" and modification of "" parental rights, parenting time, and custody.
Today, these already complicated issues are further challenged by increasing needs of parents to relocate due to financial challenges brought on by the Great Recession.
Additionally, non-married couples who separate but have children together also face sensitive and difficult decisions about children when they separate.
With children come often contentious and painful negotiations about "" and modification of "" parental rights, parenting time, and custody.
Today, these already complicated issues are further challenged by increasing needs of parents to relocate due to financial challenges brought on by the Great Recession.
Additionally, non-married couples who separate but have children together also face sensitive and difficult decisions about children when they separate.
In Colorado, child support is based on strict guidelines dictated by state laws and statutes.
The issue of child support is separate and distinct from the issue of parenting time, and child support payments may not be conditioned upon parenting time.
The first step in determining the child support formula for your case is to establish both parents' gross monthly income, before taxes and deductions.
Next, the formula takes into consideration how much time the children spend with each parent, measured by the number of overnights each parent has with the children.
The issue of child support is separate and distinct from the issue of parenting time, and child support payments may not be conditioned upon parenting time.
The first step in determining the child support formula for your case is to establish both parents' gross monthly income, before taxes and deductions.
Next, the formula takes into consideration how much time the children spend with each parent, measured by the number of overnights each parent has with the children.
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