Denver Divorce Mediation Lawyer

Why Choose Price Family Law?

We Work Hard to Protect Your Best Interests

If you and your spouse have decided it’s time to divorce,  you have options, especially if the decision to separate is not contentious. If you elect to engage in a collaborative divorce, identifying the right divorce mediation lawyer is important. This professional can help protect your future. At Price Family Law, we take our role as your Denver mediation lawyers seriously.

Our team, led by attorney Trista Price, is well-versed in Colorado divorce law. And, we are skilled negotiators. Additionally, our service approach differentiates us from others in the industry. We appreciate that no two divorce cases are identical. We  gain a thorough understanding of our clients’ relationships and lives by  listening actively, questioning strategically, and focusing on the details.

You want to be confident that your mediation lawyers will help you reach an appropriate agreement while protecting your well-being. Many factors need to be addressed, including division of assets, custody, and child support.

Our attorneys are knowledgeable in all aspects of Colorado divorce law and are recognized for providing our clients with an approach to service that focuses on all the important aspects of their lives.

We integrate our technical legal knowledge, experience in the local courts, and commitment to hands-on client service. We negotiate with your best interests at heart and have a history of successful mediation.

How We Can Help

Our Mediation Lawyers Manage the Entire Process

Our  team leverages their experience and knowledge as they help you close this chapter of your life and begin the next.  We will:

• Create meeting agendas
• Gain an understanding of your relationship and your future plans
• Identify areas of agreement and disagreement
• Review pre- or post-nuptial agreements
• Detail important issues  (child visitation, child support, alimony, and the property division)
• Review financial situations, including assets and liabilities
• Classify  property as separate or marital
• Conduct property valuations
• Create budgets/financial plans for the future
• Develop  agreements that meet our clients’ needs
• Assist in filing  divorce paperwork with the Denver courts.

We work tirelessly to manage this complicated process; we are committed to providing a calming force and helping your family move forward.

Divorce Mediation Frequently Asked Questions

Responding to Your Most Common Concerns

When relationships end, questions are common. While many are quite specific, there are several that can be answered in a more general fashion. We have shared those, along with our responses, below.

Who should consider divorce mediation?

Divorce mediation is appropriate for couples who are divorcing amicably, are in relative agreement about many things, and do not want to go to court. We can meet with you and help you determine if this is your best option.

Can we keep the details of our divorce private?

Yes, divorce mediation is the perfect choice for families concerned with privacy. Colorado law protects communication that takes place during mediation, ensuring confidentiality.

As a high-net-worth family, our financial situation is complex. How will you fairly divide our assets?

Trista Price, our lead attorney, has extensive experience working with high-net-worth families. She is well-versed in property valuation and division and has relationships with financial professionals to leverage when situations demand.

We were divorced five years ago and need to change our original agreement. Can we address these issues in mediation?

Yes, our divorce mediation lawyer can help you revise your original divorce agreement.

Can we discuss our concerns privately?

Yes. While the majority of the process involves meeting together, separate meetings are available.

Hopefully this information addresses some of your concerns. Contact us today at 720-615-1750 to schedule a free consultation to discuss issues more specific to your situation.

Understanding Your Options

Mediation or Court: What Should You Choose?

Determining the best way to formally end a marriage is important.  While some couples choose the traditional divorce process, others have found that divorce mediation is a better option.

When conflict is high, divorce court is your best choice. The process is specific and controlled; the law provides avenues for compliance. However, divorce trials can be time-consuming and expensive.  While appropriate for many, others find mediation more palatable.

Couples divorcing amicably and generally agreeing on how they want to separate their lives often choose divorce mediation.

The process includes legal representation and a skilled mediator; it’s focused on designing an agreement acceptable to both parties.  If issues arise, especially concerning children, visitation can be addressed. Once complete, the couple goes to family court for finalization.

Because mediation relies on shared representation, it tends to be faster and less expensive. The ability to agree and move forward sets the stage for a calmer future.

Price Family Law Serves as Your Guide

Mediation requires professional legal guidance. The decisions made during this process will serve as the blueprint for the next stage of your life. You want to be confident that the choices you make are in the best interests of your family. Working with a professional provides you the peace of mind that all important issues have been addressed and you have made sound decisions.

Reach Out to Our Denver Divorce Mediation Lawyers

Price Family Law effectively manages divorce mediation cases. We appreciate that compatibility between divorce mediation lawyers and their clients is important; we offer potential clients a free consultation, providing them with the opportunity to learn about our firm and the service we provide. We look forward to meeting and helping you. Reach out to us today at 720-615-1750.