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If you are involved in any divorce or other Colorado family law case, you must protect yourself in order to be treated fairly as well as save money on attorney fees.

Call (303) 804-9898 for a free written evaluation of your situation, including an estimate of attorney fees and costs. This will be done during a free initial consultation.

There is no charge or obligation for this initial work. No one will contact you or chase you after the initial consultation.

You will also be given a free copy of our 70 page Divorce and Mediation Guide at the initial consultation.

The extensive articles included on this web site are for your information. We want you to be informed before you move forward in a family law case.

Our service area is the Colorado front range, primarily the Denver area. This includes the counties of Denver, Arapahoe, Douglas, Jefferson, Broomfield, and Adams.

Colorado Divorce and Family Law
Colorado law on divorce and other aspects of family law are complex and often confusing. The material on this webs site addresses: separation, parenting time, child custody, child support obligations and collection, maintenance/alimony, property division, domestic violence, adoption, legal fees, tax planning, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and divorce.

Mediation services are also provided. Mediation is the smartest way to resolve a family legal matter .

Mediation (Instead of Litigation)
Mediation is a more efficient and less costly process of resolving disputes. Mediation also provides better predictability of the outcomes for all parties. It is particularly effective in divorce and other family law matters.

Visit our site at www.mediationplan.com for more information.

Retirement Plan QDRO for Divorces
Pension and other retirement plans which are divided at the time of divorce must be divided using a Qualified Domestic Relations Order ("QDRO.") Using a QDRO will avoid any income taxes at the time of the division. A QDRO applies to 401(k) plans, government plans, and all pension plans. Colorado state employees can use a similar plan, called a DRO.

A QDRO can also be used to collect past-due child support or maintenance (alimony.)

Visit our site at www.qdroplan.com for complete information.