Denver Divorce Attorneys

Experienced Divorce Lawyers Guiding Clients Through the Divorce Process in Colorado

Divorce is a very unsettling and challenging process. It is a permanent change to the family structure, with many issues that need to be addressed, such as parental responsibilities for minor children, division of marital assets and debts, segregation of separate property, maintenance, child support, and custody of pets, among other issues unique to each family.

Frost & Beck, PC is a family law firm with decades of legal experience handling divorce cases throughout Colorado. Our dedicated team of Denver divorce attorneys understands the ins and outs of a "dissolution of marriage" as it's known legally and can help you through the process with relative ease.

While we cannot take away all the stress and pain that comes with a marriage's end, we can offer our compassionate support and helpful legal advice and representation, which will alleviate much of the legal burden of divorce from your shoulders. Our goal is to ensure you get the most out of your divorce and that everyone involved is treated fairly and justly, especially any children who may be affected.

Are you looking to file for divorce in Colorado? Call Frost & Beck, PC today at (720) 330-4623or contact us onlineto schedule a meeting with one of our divorce lawyers in Denver!

Why Hire Our Experienced Denver Divorce Lawyers?

When you come to the office of Frost & Beck, PC, our Denver divorce lawyers will sit down with you and listen to your story. We know that every family law case is unique. We will take the time to hear about your situation and help you choose the best solutions for proceeding with your case. Our lawyers will explain all your available options, give you clear and truthful answers, and explain possible outcomes so that you have the confidence to go forward with your plans with realistic goals.

Our Denver divorce lawyers work toward finding an effective resolution to every issue. But the reality is that sometimes it requires an aggressive fight to protect our client's interests. We combine our years of knowledge and litigation experience to prepare your case.

Working as a team broadens the knowledge base, we have to work with and enhances our ability to bring your case to a successful resolution. Keeping you involved in our team approach will empower you to make critical decisions throughout your case.

Our team of Denver divorce lawyers have extensive experience litigating resolutions regarding every divorce issue, including:

Is Colorado a No-Fault Divorce State?

Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, meaning couples can file for divorce without needing to prove fault or assign blame. In Colorado, either party can initiate the divorce by filing paperwork with the court. No proof of fault is required to get a divorce in Colorado.

Divorce in Colorado is an uncontested process, meaning only one spouse must file the paperwork. If both parties agree on the terms of the divorce and sign off on the paperwork, it can usually be finalized without either spouse having to appear in court. This makes the process of getting a divorce in Colorado less stressful and more efficient than in other states. Additionally, Colorado law requires that couples wait at least 90 days from the time they file for divorce until it can be finalized.