Divorce Matters

Divorce Matters It is our mission to be the premier divorce law firm in the Denver metro area by providing an exceptional legal experience/service

Divorce Matters® serves those who want and need sophisticated and experienced—but practical and cost-effective—legal services to help them through some of life’s more difficult situations, including divorce proceedings, child custody, and child support decisions. Our award-winning attorneys have helped over 800 families navigate one of the toughest times of their lives.

09/25/2026

Dad, pickup time is not a suggestion. It is part of the parenting schedule.

When parents share parenting time, small scheduling issues can quickly become bigger conflicts.

Who picks up the child?
Where does the exchange happen?
What time does pickup start?
What happens if someone is running late?

A clear parenting plan can help reduce confusion and unnecessary conflict.

If your parenting schedule is becoming difficult to follow or you need help understanding your rights,Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

09/24/2026

What actually happens during your first divorce consultation?

Your first consultation is not about being judged or being told what you should do.

It is an opportunity to explain what is happening, ask questions, understand your legal options, and identify the issues that may matter in your case.

Whether your concerns involve divorce, parenting time, child support, property, or other family-law matters, starting with the right information can help you understand your next steps.

You don’t have to figure everything out alone.

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

09/24/2026

Child support is not about winning. It is about providing for your child.

Child support is not a prize for one parent or a punishment for the other.

It is intended to help cover the basic needs of a child, including everyday expenses such as food, housing, clothing, education, healthcare, and other costs associated with raising a child.

When parents separate or divorce, the focus should remain on what the child needs, not on who “wins” the financial dispute.

Your child should not become the center of a financial battle.

If you have questions about child support and your Colorado divorce or parenting case, Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

Thinking about filing for divorce?Before you make the first move, take time to understand your financial picture, parent...
09/21/2026

Thinking about filing for divorce?

Before you make the first move, take time to understand your financial picture, parenting situation, important documents, and legal options.

Divorce is not something you should navigate based on assumptions, social media advice, or what happened in someone else’s case.

Start with information. Then make informed decisions about your next step.

Need guidance before you file?

Book an assessment with our intake team today.

09/18/2026

Courts Don’t Award Custody to the “Favorite Parent.”

Being the parent your child prefers does not automatically determine the outcome of a Colorado custody case.

Colorado courts focus on the best interests of the child, including factors involving parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, the child’s needs, and each parent’s circumstances.

If you’re facing a divorce or parenting-time dispute, understanding how Colorado family law applies to your situation matters.

📍 Serving families in Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Greeley

Book an appointment with our intake team today.

09/17/2026

Thinking about filing for divorce? Do these things BEFORE you file.

Before you announce anything, start getting organized.

DO:
• Gather bank statements and financial records
• Collect recent tax returns and income documents
• Make copies of important property, debt, retirement, and insurance records
• Secure important personal documents
• Speak with a Colorado family-law attorney about your situation

DON’T:
• Announce the divorce in the family group chat
• Post about it on Facebook or TikTok
• Send an emotional message to your spouse announcing your plans
• Delete or hide financial information
• Move or transfer assets without legal guidance

Colorado divorce cases involve financial disclosures, and organizing your records early can help you understand what information may be required.

And remember: once you announce your plans, you may not be able to control what happens next.

If you’re considering divorce in Colorado, **Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

09/17/2026

Going through a divorce or custody case? Think twice before posting about it online.

Social media can create a permanent record of what you say, show, or share.

Posting about your ex, your children, your court case, financial disputes, or private family matters can create unnecessary complications. A post may be taken out of context, shared with others, or potentially become relevant to a dispute.

Your social media is not the place to argue your case.

Protect your privacy. Protect your children. Let your attorney handle the legal strategy.

If you’re dealing with a Colorado divorce or child custody matter, **Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

09/16/2026

50/50 CUSTODY IS NOT AUTOMATIC IN COLORADO

Being a good dad does not automatically guarantee a 50/50 parenting schedule.

In Colorado, parenting time is determined based on the **best interests of the child**. A near-equal parenting schedule may be appropriate for some families, but there is no automatic entitlement to 50/50 custody simply because both parents are capable or because a father wants equal time.

The court may consider factors such as:

• The child’s school and daily routine
• The distance between the parents’ homes
• The child’s individual needs
• Each parent’s relationship with the child
• Each parent’s ability to support the child’s needs
• Other circumstances relevant to the child’s best interests

If you are a father going through a Colorado divorce or custody case, understanding how parenting time is determined can help you prepare for the process.

Want to understand what parenting schedule may fit your situation? Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

09/14/2026

Dad, divorce does NOT automatically mean losing your kids.

One of the biggest concerns fathers face during divorce is the fear that separation will mean seeing their children less.

But Colorado parenting time is determined based on the best interests of the child, not simply because one parent is the father.

The court may consider the child’s relationship with each parent, past involvement, the child’s needs, and each parent’s ability to support the child’s relationship with the other parent.

If you’re a Colorado father concerned about your parenting time, getting informed early matters.

Book an Assessment with our intake team today.

09/11/2026

Child support and parenting time are not the same legal issue.

In Colorado, a dispute over child support does not automatically give a parent the right to withhold parenting time. At the same time, having parenting time does not automatically eliminate child support obligations.

Parenting plans can address parenting schedules and decision-making, while child support addresses financial obligations for the child.

If your divorce involves both parenting and financial questions, get the right information before making decisions that could affect your case.

Book an assessment with our intake team today.

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