Helping Families Restructure After Divorce
For five decades, I have guided my clients through the legal process of restructuring their family during and after the divorce process. The parent-child relationship is crucial in a child’s development and well-being. As a dedicated family law attorney, I help my clients draft comprehensive parenting plans that take many factors into account, but place the best interests of the child first.
An Experienced Advocate For Family Law Matters
Since 1970, individuals and families throughout Centennial have come to Albert V. Evans, Attorney at Law, for assistance with many complex family-related legal disputes. I offer strong, compassionate legal representation to individuals and families involved with a wide range of family law matters, including:
- Divorce/dissolution of marriage
- Division of property
- Child custody agreements and parenting time
- Child support disputes
- Alimony/spousal maintenance
- Post-divorce financial or custodial modifications
Whether you are coping with a pending divorce, need help creating a custodial or financial agreement or have questions about property division; I am here to help. I provide a supportive atmosphere, where my clients feel comfortable working through difficult issues, and making informed decisions about their future.
Passionate Representation In And Out Of The Courtroom
As your lawyer, I will do everything I can to come to a reasonable settlement of the marital property, child custody and support through negotiation with your spouse and their attorney. However, I am not afraid to go to court, whenever it becomes necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions: Colorado Family Law And Divorce
Many families facing legal challenges in Colorado have urgent concerns about the process, the timeline and what to expect from an attorney. The following questions and answers offer clear guidance to help you feel more prepared as you consider your next steps.
What do Colorado family law attorneys do?
A Colorado family law attorney assists with matters involving divorce, child custody, child support, spousal maintenance and the division of marital property and debt. They provide legal support, prepare filings, negotiate on your behalf and represent you in court when needed. Their goal is to protect your rights and help you work toward a stable outcome while clarifying your rights under Colorado law.
How should I prepare for my first consultation with a family law attorney?
Good preparation helps you make the most of your time and provides the attorney with the information needed to evaluate your situation. It is helpful to gather documents such as financial records, court papers or parenting schedules. Additionally, consider outlining your main concerns and thinking about your goals so you can discuss what matters most with your lawyer.
Many people also find it useful to prepare a brief timeline of important events or issues. This information can help your attorney quickly understand the context of your case and identify wise next steps.
How long does it usually take to resolve a Colorado family law case?
The length of a family law case in Colorado varies based on several factors. Examples include whether the issues are contested, how complex financial or parenting matters are and the availability of the court. Cases with significant disagreements or extensive documentation often take longer, while those with limited issues may move more quickly through the process.
The willingness of both parties to exchange information promptly and participate in negotiation or mediation can also influence the overall timeline and help reduce delays.
Can family law agreements be changed after they are finalized?
Yes, some agreements can be modified when circumstances change in a meaningful way. Adjustments may be possible if a parent’s income shifts, a child’s needs evolve or another substantial change affects the arrangement. However, the court must review and approve modifications to ensure they serve the best interests of the child and are legally appropriate.
The process typically involves filing a request, presenting new information and demonstrating why the change is necessary. I can help you present a compelling case for modification or guide you in disputing the request under Colorado law.
Find A Resolution For Your Family Legal Issue
Get the support and guidance of a trusted Colorado lawyer who will always put your family first. Schedule a consultation today to discuss your case and learn more about what lies ahead.
Call our Centennial office at 303-495-0080 or complete this online contact form.
