Experienced Family Law Attorneys in Denver

Providing Compassionate Guidance & Skilled Advice

Family law matters, such as divorce, are some of the most sensitive legal matters most individuals will ever face and require the skilled guidance of a knowledgeable legal professional. At the Law Office of Alexandra White, PC in Denver, our family lawyer team understands the difficulties families face in these situations and is committed to creating personalized legal solutions to achieve the best possible results. Our understanding of the emotional and financial complexities involved underpins our tailored approach, ensuring every strategy is as unique as the families we support.

Reach out to our law office in Denver at (303) 647-4245 to set up a free consultation with one of our experienced family law attorneys.

Helping Clients Navigate Complex Family Law Issues in Denver, CO

At the Law Office of Alexandra White, PC, our Denver family law attorneys handle a variety of complex legal issues. We know how important the outcome of any family law matter is and the ripple effects it can have on a family’s life, which is why we are dedicated to protecting the best interests of every client we serve. Our comprehensive strategies are designed to address not just the immediate concerns, but also the long-term well-being of each family member. This includes considering future implications of custody arrangements, financial settlements, and more.

Here are some of the family law matters our legal team proudly represents:

• Divorce: Not every marriage is destined for happily ever after. Our family law attorneys can guide you through the process of dissolving your marriage.
• Post-divorce modifications: Your spousal support order, child support order, and child custody order are not set in stone. If you wish to petition the court for a modification, our team can assist you so that you can achieve a modified agreement that is appropriate for your changed circumstances
• Visitation: If you were not awarded shared or sole custody, you are still entitled to visitation with your children, which we can help you obtain.
• Paternity: When a child is born to unwed parents, certain steps must be taken to establish paternity.
• Stepparent adoptions: If you wish to adopt your stepchild, our legal team can help you navigate the process.

No matter how challenging your family law circumstances are, you can trust that our Denver attorneys are prepared to guide you through it with the utmost care and professionalism.

Understanding Colorado's Family Law Environment

In Colorado, family law encompasses a wide range of issues influenced by state-specific regulations and statutes. Being knowledgeable about local laws is crucial for anyone pursuing family-related legal actions. For instance, Colorado is a "no-fault" divorce state, meaning that spouses need not prove wrongdoing to obtain a divorce. This can significantly affect the strategy and outcomes of legal proceedings. Additionally, Colorado courts focus on the equitable distribution of assets and consider factors such as each party’s contributions and economic circumstances when dividing property. Understanding these local nuances can greatly influence the course of legal proceedings.

Schedule a Consultation with One of Our Skilled Family Law Attorneys

If you wish to seek a divorce or face another family law issue, the legal team at the Law Office of Alexandra White, PC in Denver is prepared to guide you through it while ensuring your best interests are protected. Rest assured that your family law matter is in good hands with us. Our free consultations help you understand your options and build a detailed plan tailored to your unique needs.

Reach out to our law office in Denver today at (303) 647-4245 to request a free consultation with one of our experienced family law attorneys!

Frequently Asked Questions About Family Law Services

How Does Colorado Handle Child Custody Arrangements?

In Colorado, child custody is referred to as "parental responsibilities," which encompasses both parenting time and decision-making authority regarding the child. The courts prioritize the best interests of the child when determining parental responsibilities. Factors include the wishes of the parents and child, the child’s adjustment to their home and community, and the ability of each parent to foster a positive relationship with the child. Joint custody is commonly favored to ensure the child maintains meaningful contact with both parents.

What Is the Process for Modifying Child Support in Denver?

To modify child support in Denver, a parent must demonstrate a significant and ongoing change in circumstances since the original order was issued. This can include substantial changes in income, employment status, or the needs of the child. The process begins with filing a motion in court, accompanied by evidence supporting the change. It’s recommended to work with a knowledgeable family law attorney to navigate these modifications smoothly and ensure compliance with state guidelines.