26 Years Practicing Law · Family Law Only · Centennial, Colorado
When Circumstances Change
When circumstances change, court orders can be modified or enforced. Support, parenting time, relocation, and contempt across the Front Range.
The order that made sense three years ago may not fit the family you have today. That is not a failure. It is a reason to go back and ask the court to look again.
How We Help After Your Orders Are Entered
Court orders reflect the circumstances that existed when they were entered. Incomes change, children get older, people move, and sometimes the other party simply stops following what the court ordered. Colorado law provides ways to address each of those.
- Modification of child support or spousal maintenance
- Modification of parenting time and decision-making
- Contempt proceedings when orders are not followed
- Enforcement of support and property provisions
- Relocation after permanent orders
- Review of whether your current orders still fit your situation
What Happens When You Call
- You speak with our office and tell us what is going on. There is no charge for that conversation.
- We talk through your options and what the process would realistically look like for your situation.
- If we are a good fit, we explain our fees in writing before you commit to anything.
There is no charge for the first conversation, and no obligation.
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