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Denver Divorce Lawyers
Colorado Divorce Attorneys Can Protect Your Family
With 250 years of combined experience, the attorneys at The Harris Law Firm are dedicated to helping clients dissolve their marriages as smoothly and quickly as possible. We focus on mutually-beneficial solutions that are best for the entire family and strive to avoid litigation whenever possible.
To speak with an experienced Denver divorce attorney, give us a call or contact us onlinetoday. More Questions Than Answers? Check out a webinar!
Divorce in Colorado: What You Need to Know
Divorce, at its most basic, is the legal action taken to end a marriage. Unlike in previous decades, divorce does not require a legal justification. Thanks to “no-fault” divorce laws, no single person must be “at-fault” for causing the divorce. Instead, anyone in a marriage is free to leave that marriage under the umbrella of “irreconcilable differences.”
The greatest difficulty in any divorce, even between the most cooperative spouses, is the assignment of property and custody. High-tension situations can arise out of deciding who gets what, especially when it comes to the following divorce-related issues:
- Child Custody: Determining the custody arrangement for any children involved, including legal custody (decision-making authority) and physical custody (where the child lives).
- Child Support: Establishing the financial support that one parent may owe to the other for the upbringing and care of their children. The amount is often based on state guidelines, considering factors like income and custody arrangements.
- Alimony (Spousal Support): This involves determining whether one spouse is entitled to financial support from the other post-divorce. Factors such as the duration of the marriage, earning capacity, and financial need are considered.
- Property Division: Dividing marital assets and debts acquired during the marriage. This can include real estate, savings accounts, retirement funds, vehicles, household items, and debts like mortgages or credit cards. Colorado follows the principle of equitable distribution, aiming for a fair but not necessarily equal split of assets and liabilities.
- Legal Fees and Costs: Divorce proceedings can involve legal fees, court costs, and other expenses related to the process, which both parties might need to address.
Stories of Strength and Support
We've helped countless families and individuals obtain the results they deserve.
HEAR IT FROM OUR CLIENTS
WE'VE HELPED COUNTLESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS OBTAIN THE RESULTS THEY DESERVE
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“We had a successful conclusion to all of our work this morning. The court commented on the fine work that had been done using a combination of the collaborative process and our independent efforts. I would like to thank the team for your patience with us through what has been a very difficult process for us both.”- Mark
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“The best thing I have done during my contentious, high conflict divorce was to kindly say goodbye to my former attorney and to move forward with The Harris Law Firm. I finally feel like someone is advocating for me.”- David
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“I AM THRILLED and relieved and so ready to move forward. Thank you, everyone, for your hard work on behalf of my sweet daughter. God bless you!!”- Jeni
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“Sangeetha, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you did to help me get this settlement. Thank you for trying to keep the hours down on this case. You are truly more than an attorney. In this case somewhat of a super hero. Thanks again.”- Mark
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“Thank you both for everything you have done to help me have my daughter in my life. My family and I deeply appreciate it.”- Paul
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“Dear Angie and Janet, I want to thank you for your incredible help and advice last week as I prepared for my emergency restricted parenting case for protection of my two children.”- Marisa D.
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“I am grateful that you represented me because you are smart, talented, generous and kind, and I want to thank you for being you!”- Rachel
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“I am so grateful for your professionalism”- Linda
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“You have helped my family so much....there are no words.”- M.P.
Non-Combative, Mutually Beneficial Solutions
High-tension situations, especially between couples who have a history of conflict, can erupt into full-on litigation battles. Our Denver divorce attorneys avoid these situations to the best of our ability. Many of our lawyers are trained and certified mediators, and others have years of experience conducting negotiations between combative parties in complex financial and emotional circumstances.
We believe the best divorce agreements are written cooperatively, not begrudgingly.
This is especially true for parents, as children are often the most harmed and traumatized by a painful divorce process.
The highest priority in The Harris Law Firm's approach is insulating children from the emotional wounds that come from a tense divorce. Many of our lawyers have gone through divorces, either as parents or as children. They are intimately familiar with the injuries a divorce can inflict on a family’s sense of well-being and togetherness, and they fight their hardest to facilitate peace in a cooperative environment.
The Harris Law Firm Difference
WE CARE ABOUT OUR CLIENTS, OUR TEAM, & OUR COMMUNITY
Since 1993, our commitment has been to provide the best possible client outcomes through compassionate and effective representation. If you are facing a divorce or related family law matter, estate planning or tax issue, please contact our helpful, compassionate, and understanding attorneys to request a legal evaluation or you can submit your information to ask a legal question. We look forward to helping you!
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Our Community
We’re proud to be part of Colorado’s legal and civic landscape and we view service as a responsibility, not a slogan. Through pro bono work, philanthropy, and volunteer efforts, we contribute to the strength, resilience, and well-being of the communities we call home.
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Our Team
We’ve built a culture of collaboration, mutual respect, and shared success. Our attorneys and staff are empowered to grow, supported in their work, and united by a common goal: helping clients move forward with clarity and confidence. Behind every case is a team that brings insight, integrity, and care to everything they do.
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Our Clients
We work with people facing some of life’s most consequential decisions, and we take that responsibility seriously. From day one, we provide thoughtful counsel, clear communication, and a legal strategy tailored to the person, not just the problem. Every case is different, but our commitment to client-centered service never wavers.
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