Pueblo Family Law Attorneys
Family law issues can induce stress, confusion, and embattled states between family members due to the extreme life changes associated with them. Understanding Colorado law and how the courts operate in terms of your issue can be difficult, which is why it is critical to have representation you can trust. At Clawson & Clawson, LLP, we are very familiar with how emotionally and legally complicated divorce and other issues can be for you and your family. Our goal is to assert your legal rights and fight for your best interests throughout the entire process. We want you to be able to move forward in life without regret or worry, but rather with confidence and as much peace of mind as possible.
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Family Law Issues
Family law issues are not only about divorce but can encompass many areas surrounding various family relationships.
Our firm handles all types of divorce-related and other family law matters, including but not limited to:
- Adoption, whether through a private or public agency.
- Child custody, referred to as parental responsibility and parenting time in the Colorado courts.
- Child support, which is mandated and calculated by Colorado state law.
- Domestic violence, which can include child abuse cases and the need for orders of protection (restraining orders) designed to keep individuals safe from harm.
- Enforcement of family court orders, such as custody and support orders.
- Grandparent visitation, which may be needed when a parent has died, been divorced, or lost their parental rights. Grandparents must seek visitation rights through the courts.
- Legal separation, which puts legal arrangements into place regarding children, property, and support, but does not dissolve your marriage.
- Military divorce, which can involve different issues than civilian divorce. Child custody, base housing and BAH, and retired pay may come into play and need resolution.
- Modifications of current custody, support, or protective orders.
- Prenuptial agreements: These can protect your financial rights if your marriage ends in death or divorce.
- Relocation: Moving away with minor children shared with a co-parent generally requires legal authority by a court.
- Spousal support, otherwise known as alimony, which you may or may not be awarded in a divorce.
- Visitation: Visitation rights to your child are done by court order through parenting plans.
Why Choose Clawson & Clawson, LLP?
Our firm has been serving clients in Pueblo and the surrounding areas since 1971. Several of our Pueblo family law lawyers are second-generation attorneys who have a thorough understanding of the laws and procedures that will impact your case. With more than a century of experience shared amongst our team, reflected in the many distinguished legal industry awards and recognitions we have earned, you can depend on us for the support you need. Let us give you the counsel and guidance to resolve your legal matter as effectively and efficiently as possible.
Schedule your consultation by contacting us today.