Colorado child custody lawyers

We charge by service rather than by the hour. You’ll know the cost of each stage of your case in advance, with no hidden fees or surprise charges.

Courts consider the best interests of the child, including each parent’s involvement, the child’s relationship with both parents, stability, and any history of conflict or abuse.

Parental responsibilities involve decision-making authority for major life choices like education and health care. Parenting time refers to where and when the child spends time with each parent.

Yes. If there has been a substantial and continuing change in circumstances, we can help you request a modification to your parenting time or decision-making arrangement.

Relocation requires court approval if the move significantly changes the parenting time schedule. We can help you prepare the necessary documents and represent your position to the court.

No. Colorado law is gender-neutral. The court’s focus is on the child’s best interests, not the gender of the parent.

Some cases resolve within a few months, especially if uncontested. Contested matters that go to court can take longer depending on complexity and court scheduling.

Courts often award joint decision-making unless there’s evidence that it would not serve the child’s best interests. We help you navigate how this applies to your specific situation.