After years of doing things together, it can be difficult to separate the tangled threads of your individual lives. Dissolution of Marriage is intended to do just that. We work to help couples resolve their differences in a healthy, constructive manner by focusing on your children’s needs while maintaining the security and independence of both parties.
Sometimes, “’til death do us part” turns into “’til you drain our savings” or “’til you betray my trust.” Despite the best of intentions, marriages can break down, and both partners must find a way forward. After years of sharing finances, responsibilities, and family life, separating those intertwined threads can be emotionally and financially challenging. Whether you’re filing for divorce in Colorado or New York, the process is designed to divide property fairly, determine support, and address parental responsibilities where children are involved. Some firms take a “scorched earth” approach — doing everything possible to destroy the other side, regardless of cost or consequence. That approach rarely benefits anyone. It strains your children, drains your finances, and almost never achieves its intended outcome. Our divorce attorneys take a different path. We make your children’s well-being our top priority, helping you develop a parenting plan that serves their best interests. We then focus on your financial security and long-term independence, ensuring you have a clear path forward. Finally, we recognize that when children are involved, your relationship with your co-parent doesn’t end when the marriage does. Endless court battles might enrich your lawyer — but they won’t serve you or your family. If you’re ready to reclaim your independence and build a stable future, our firm is ready to help.
You love your child. The person you had that child with? Maybe not so much. You were never married, perhaps never even lived together, and now you have to figure out how to co-parent. Ideally, you and your co-parent can work together to find common ground. When that’s not possible, both Colorado and New York have legal processes for determining parenting time, decision-making authority, and child support — often referred to as an Allocation of Parental Responsibilities or Child Custody case. If you don’t have enough time with your child, or if you aren’t receiving the support you’re entitled to, our custody lawyers can help you protect your rights and your child’s best interests.
Whether you’re beginning a new divorce or revisiting issues in an existing case, mediation is often the most efficient and cost-effective way to reach a resolution. Our firm has helped countless couples and co-parents resolve their disputes through constructive dialogue, focusing on the well-being of their children and the long-term stability of both parties. By working with an independent mediator, you stay in control of your outcome — instead of leaving your family’s future to a judge who doesn’t know you. Our experienced mediators can help you find practical, lasting solutions that serve everyone involved. These are your solutions, not those imposed by a distant court.