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Family Law in Colorado
Divorce
In Colorado, divorce is termed "dissolution of marriage" and follows a no-fault process, meaning neither spouse needs to prove wrongdoing. You must be a state resident for at least 91 days before filing. Colorado courts aim for equitable distribution of marital property, dividing assets fairly but not always equally. If kids are involved, parenting plans and child support are determined based on the child's best interests. The process typically takes 90 days from filing to finalization, assuming no disputes. For detailed guidance, schedule a free consultation with Desai Hunter Law today.
Child Custody
At Desai Hunter Law, we understand that child custody—legally termed "parental responsibilities" in Colorado—is a top concern for parents navigating divorce or separation. Colorado courts prioritize the best interests of the child, focusing on fair parenting time and decision-making arrangements. There’s no presumption of 50/50 custody; instead, plans are tailored to your family’s needs. Factors like the child’s well-being, parental involvement, and stability guide the process. Let our experienced team help you create a parenting plan that works for you. Contact Desai Hunter Law today!
Post Decree
At Desai Hunter Law, we know that life after a divorce decree can bring new challenges. In Colorado, post-decree matters involve modifying or enforcing court orders related to parenting time, child support, spousal maintenance, or property division. Changes in circumstances, like income shifts or relocation, may warrant modifications. Our experienced attorneys at Desai Hunter Law guide you through the process, ensuring compliance and protecting your rights. Let us help you navigate post-divorce adjustments with confidence. Contact us today!