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Posted by Greg | February 28, 2017 | Hired Attorney
I was vander-jacked! Not happy!
Culver created our divorce decree and parenting plan which we took to court and Denver County filed copies as the official documents. When I went to get a home loan my pages read "1 of 10" and on page 9 read "5 of 8" and page 10 read "6 of 8" so the lender wanted the complete decree with correlated p...
My understanding is that the judge removed the excel spreadsheet which was an exhibit to the separation agreement and PROPOSED ORDER, thereby changing some page numbering by the time it became a FINAL ORDER. A certified copy of the actual FINAL ORDER proves that the order is exactly what it is. Since I was a mediator (without access to the actual court file) and the mediated agreement records I have in the form of a PROPOSED ORDER were apparently changed after the mediation (by removal of the exhibit and/or other changes), it is impossible and highly inappropriate for me to "certify" an ORDER is what it is after the changes that were made to what I did, because I have never seen the FINAL ORDER and have never had possession of that sealed document (as I am not a party to the case). The lender has apparently requested proof that the order is what it is and a certified copy of the order itself is the correct way to prove that. A letter discussing pagination of a proposed order would be of no use at all. I wasn't the judge and I didn't create the order in its final form. A mediator's word version of a proposed order is patently insufficient to certify that my copy of a proposed order in word format is the actual order (because we know that my version is NOT the actual order). I remain very encouraged that this valued client will understand that my proposed order in word version is not sufficient for me to verify an altered document that was based on that draft. Doing so would potentially get us both in trouble. I remain hopeful that he will obtain a certified copy of the order itself which should fix the problem with the lender by proving that the order is exactly as it is, including misplaced pagination references. I also hope that this response assists with the situation with the lender and/or court clerk and creates a full understanding of what exactly is necessary (a certified copy of the actual order) to accomplish this client's goals. When the clerk staples the certified copy of the FINAL ORDER as it was ordered by the judge, please don't remove the staple.
Posted by Robin | January 09, 2017
Totally fair, honest and understanding advice.
My husband and I consulted with Culver a couple of times during our case when our regular Van der Jagt attorney was unavailable (vacation, in court, etc.). Culver was patience personified, he took time to answer phone calls, even took the time to talk when I had to walk-in without an appointment a t...
Posted by Danielle | December 21, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Clean, clear, capable and efficient
I appreciate clarity and directness and from my initial consultation to the outcome this team gave me that. Keeping an eye on costs they handled the process very efficiently and were true advocates. I would recommend them to anyone.
Posted by Chris | August 28, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Excellent High Net Worth Attorney and Opposing Counsel to Gutterman/Griffiths
Culver, Paul, and his team did an excellent job for me throughout my extended divorce process. I highly recommend this firm for anyone that is going through this horrible process and wants to come through the other side with a smile on their face and maybe even some new friends. Unlike other divorce ...
Posted by Angela | August 18, 2016 | Hired Attorney
Van Der Jagt Lawfirm did me RIGHT and WELL
Van Der Jagt Law firm represented me in my divorce of 7.5 years. Nothing was sugar coated and the firm was more than UP FRONT and HONEST with me as to how the dissolution would go. I was told my ex husband would be getting half of my estate...but once we sat down and went through financials etc... ...