Practice Areas
Family law, from first filing to final order.
Ten practice areas, one focus: protecting your children, your finances, and your future. Every matter below has its own page with the details Colorado families ask about most.
What We Handle
Divorce
Start here if a marriage is ending, or you have been served. The whole process, from first filing to final orders.
Learn moreCustody & Parenting Time
Start here if protecting the children is the priority: schedules, decision-making, and how allocations actually get decided.
Learn moreChild Support
Start here to get an understanding of a child support obligation: recent changes to the law, what counts as income, and how the amount is calculated.
Learn moreSpousal Maintenance
Start here if maintenance is the question, whether you expect to pay it or need to receive it.
Learn moreMediation
Start here if you want resolution without the time and expense of a drawn out courtroom battle, but you also want to protect yourself and your family.
Learn moreModifications & Enforcement
Start here if the case is over but life changed: modifying and enforcing existing orders.
Learn moreProtection Orders
Start here if you or your children are in danger. Immediate help may be available.
Learn moreUnmarried Parents
Start here if you had a child, but were never married: child custody and support on the same standards.
Learn moreMarital Agreements
Start here for prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, whether you are drafting one or reviewing one your fiancé or spouse has prepared.
Learn moreNot sure where to start?
Most family law matters involve more than one issue.
A divorce carries support and parenting questions inside it. A parenting case for unmarried parents raises issues of financial support and parental responsibilities. If your situation spans several of these, start with the page closest to what worries you most, or skip the reading and just tell us what is happening. Helping you navigate this time of your life is our job.
Where matters are heard
Fortress Family Law serves families across the Denver metro and the northern Front Range. Family law matters are heard in the state district court for the judicial district covering your county.
- Denver County: 2nd Judicial District
- Arapahoe County: 18th Judicial District
- Douglas County: 23rd Judicial District
- Adams County: 17th Judicial District
- Jefferson County: 1st Judicial District
- Broomfield County: 17th Judicial District
- Boulder County: 20th Judicial District
- Weld County: 19th Judicial District
- Elbert County: 23rd Judicial District
Protecting What Matters Most
You do not have to figure this out alone.
A free consultation with a Colorado attorney tells you where you stand, what happens next, and your options moving forward.
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