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Colorado family law · Plain language

Going through a divorce or custody dispute in Colorado?

Understand your rights, know what to expect in court, and figure out what to do next — in plain language, grounded in Colorado's actual laws and court practices.

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From questions to filed paperwork

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Describe your situation

Tell us what's happening in plain language — no legal jargon required.

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We identify the issues

We match your situation to specific Colorado family law concerns.

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Get a personalized guide

See what the law says, how courts handle it, and exactly what to do.

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File with the guided wizard

Answer a short interview and we auto-fill the exact Colorado court forms for your case — ready to print and file.

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You don't have to hire a lawyer for the entire case. Unbundled legal services let you get expert help for the specific steps where stakes are highest, while handling the rest yourself.

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Document review

Have your petition, financial disclosure, or proposed agreement reviewed before you sign or file.

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Mediation prep

Walk into mediation knowing your legal position and what you can realistically expect.

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Prepare for your hearing — what to say, what to bring, and how to present your case clearly.

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Why you can trust this guidance

Built on two foundations

Colorado Law

  • Colorado Revised Statutes
  • Court rules & procedures
  • Official court forms

Evidence-Based Research

  • Family law scholarship
  • Social science studies
  • Child outcomes research

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