Do I need a lawyer for my divorce or related family law matter?

Legal representation may not be necessary in every uncontested divorce, but professional guidance can still be beneficial. Contested divorces, custody disputes, support disagreements and other high-conflict family matters generally warrant assistance from a lawyer familiar with Colorado family law.

Why should I choose your law firm to handle my case?

Price Family Law takes a detailed, individualized approach to family law matters. The firm focuses on understanding the facts, identifying potential issues, developing a tailored strategy and providing responsive, personalized representation.

How much does it cost to hire a family lawyer?

The cost of hiring a family lawyer depends on the type and complexity of the matter, the degree of disagreement between the parties and the amount of legal work required. Price Family Law offers a free initial consultation and discusses expected legal fees after evaluating the circumstances of the case.

Are all divorce and family law disputes resolved at trial?

No. Many divorce and family law disputes are resolved through negotiation or mediation. When the parties cannot reach acceptable agreements concerning issues such as property division or parenting time, the disputed matters may need to be decided by the court.

How will your family attorney approach my case?

Price Family Law does not use a one-size-fits-all strategy. The firm evaluates the circumstances and goals of each client, considers negotiated solutions when appropriate and provides assertive courtroom representation when litigation becomes necessary.

What if I disagree with the outcome of my case?

A family court ruling may sometimes be reviewed on appeal when valid legal grounds exist, such as certain factual or legal errors. An appellate court may affirm the ruling, reverse it or return the case to the lower court for additional proceedings. Strict appellate deadlines apply.

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