Greenwood Village, CO
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Greenwood Village, CO
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +4 more
OUTCOME: A few hours of supervised parenting time per week for Father and therapy ordered for both parties and their children.
Extreme alienation case by narcissistic Father with endless financial resources.
OUTCOME: Successfully converted the TPO to a mutual civil no contact order, achieved a graduated parenting time schedule to 50/50 parenting time within 18 months and achieved joint decision making regarding all major decisions for the parties' infant daughter.
Allocation of parental responsibilities case, where Mother would not allow Father to see their infant child for months. Mother had requested and received a Temporary Civil Protection Order prior to Fa ... ther retaining.
OUTCOME: A graduated parenting plan was put in place that got to 50/50 parenting time over the course of years. Financial matters were settled early in the dispute.
Dissolution of a short term marriage with one infant born of the marriage and no assets of consequence to distribute. Husband wanted 50% of parenting time of the infant, while Mother believed that a g ... raduated schedule to 50/50 parenting time would be in the the infant's best interests.
OUTCOME: Mother relocated with the minor children. Father was given out of state visitation and was ordered to pay thousands of dollars in child support arrears.
Relocation matter, where Mother was the primary parent and Father was incapable of parenting the minor children for extended periods of time.
OUTCOME: Successfully achieved a fair and equitable separation agreement without jurisdictional issue.
Wife and Husband had a short term marriage in England. Wife returned to Colorado following separation and filed for divorce.
OUTCOME: Colorado divorce case was dismissed.
Wife, who had resided with Husband in Europe, attempted to initiate divorce proceedings in Colorado while Husband was attempting to initiate divorce proceedings in Europe.
OUTCOME: Successfully bifurcated the divorce from the allocation of parental responsibilities. Divorce was heard in Colorado which benefited Husband in the equitable distribution of the marital estate.
Wife, Husband and children lived in Virginia. Wife moved to Maryland with children, while Husband moved to Colorado. Husband filed for divorce in Colorado, while Wife filed for legal separation in Ma ... ryland. Jurisdictional issues regarding which state would hear the matter and which laws would apply.
OUTCOME: Equal division of the marital estate. Husband's pension was found to be substantially larger than Husband had indicated. Wife's location was kept confidential and she was able to move back to her home country following the finalization of the case.
Abusive Husband attempted to influence divorce proceedings by physical and financial intimidation against Wife. Husband presented that his pension was minimal. Wife, fearing for her life, was harbored ... in an undisclosed location.
OUTCOME: Client received approximately 70% of the marital estate and was not ordered to pay maintenance.
Husband indicated that he was disabled and requested a large portion of the marital estate and lifetime maintenance. Successfully showed that Husband had an ability to work and that maintenance wasn't ... appropriate.
OUTCOME: Following a divorce proceeding that slowly progressed over 5 years with numerous law firms and attorneys involved, was able to extinguish client's warrant, achieve a favorable distribution of the marital estate and avoided maintenance payment for client.
Multi-year divorce including issues of maintenance and division of a multi-million dollar marital estate. Warrant had been issued for client's arrest.
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