What does a divorce cost in Denver?
Uncontested divorces with agreement on major issues run as flat-fee packages, typically $3,500–5,500. Contested matters start with a retainer of $5,000–7,500 billed hourly against it. In the free consult we’ll tell you which path your situation realistically fits — and how to keep it on the cheaper one.
How long does divorce take in Colorado?
Colorado has a mandatory 91-day waiting period after filing, so about three months is the floor. Uncontested matters usually finish in 3–5 months; contested ones commonly take 6–14 months depending on the issues and the court’s calendar.
Will my case go to trial?
Statistically, probably not — most of our matters resolve through negotiation or mediation. But we prepare every case as if it could, because the best settlements go to the side that’s ready to walk into court.
You’ve handled hundreds of custody cases. Does that mean mine will turn out the same way?
No. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome — every family’s facts are different, and custody decisions turn on the specific best-interests factors of your children. Experience tells us which arguments courts find persuasive; it never guarantees a result.
Can you really handle my whole case in Spanish?
Yes — consultations, documents explained, court preparation, and your questions answered, all in Spanish by attorneys and staff who speak it natively. Court filings themselves are in English as required, and we walk you through every one.
