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Preparing for Divorce when You Have Children

Welcome to the Storm Let’s not sugarcoat it — divorce is brutal. It’s the emotional equivalent of an earthquake, and when you have children, the aftershocks can last a lifetime. You’re not just untangling a legal mess or sorting out who gets the couch; you’re navigating how to protect your children from the wreckage. The […]

Prenups: What You Need to Know & Why You Should Have One

Marriage is an emotional and personal milestone. It is also a legal and financial partnership. A prenuptial agreement allows couples to clearly define how financial matters will be handled in the event of divorce or death. It’s not about expecting the worst—it’s about preparing responsibly for the future. What Is a Prenuptial Agreement? A prenuptial […]

Protecting Your Mental Health During a Divorce

Divorce is one of the most disruptive events a person can face. It can dismantle routines, relationships, and long-held roles—leaving behind stress, uncertainty, and a lingering emotional fog. While the legal aspects of divorce tend to dominate conversations, mental health too often goes overlooked. At Lewis & Matthews, P.C., we’ve seen how emotional strain can […]

How Men Experience Divorce Differently—and Why It Matters

Divorce is never easy, but it’s not experienced the same way by everyone. For men, the process often brings a distinct set of emotional, legal, and financial challenges—some shaped by social expectations, others by practical realities. At Lewis & Matthews, P.C., we’ve represented hundreds of men navigating divorce in Colorado. We understand the nuances, the […]

Tips for Coloradans Seeking a Divorce Without Children

Divorce without children may seem like a cleaner break, but that doesn’t mean it’s painless—or simple. When a marriage ends, even without custody battles or parenting plans, there are still emotional landmines to sidestep and legal hurdles to clear. At Lewis & Matthews, P.C., we help Coloradans make smart, strategic decisions as they dissolve their […]

What Does An Estate Planning Lawyer Do?

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy. It’s for anyone who wants to ensure their legacy is protected, their assets are distributed according to their wishes, and their loved ones are spared unnecessary stress and conflict. An estate planning lawyer is the legal strategist behind that peace of mind—a professional who translates your intentions into […]

When Business Owners Divorce

Divorce is rarely simple, but for business owners, it’s a uniquely high-stakes affair. A business isn’t just an asset—it’s a livelihood, an identity, and often a legacy. When divorce proceedings begin, questions of valuation, ownership, and control become flashpoints that can either be negotiated with foresight—or litigated with devastating consequences. At Lewis & Matthews, P.C., […]

Mediation and Arbitration in Colorado Divorce: Effective Alternatives to Court

For many, the idea of divorce conjures images of tense courtroom battles, drawn-out legal disputes, and financial strain. However, not every divorce has to be resolved through litigation. In Colorado, mediation and arbitration offer alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods that can help couples avoid the courtroom while still reaching fair, enforceable agreements. These approaches not […]

Rebuilding Your Life After Divorcing a Narcissistic Spouse: Legal Protections and Long-Term Stability

Part 3 of a 3-part series on getting out of narcissistic relationships and building a better life Now that we’ve covered how to divorce a narcissistic spouse and how to navigate co-parenting issues in parts 1 and 2, it’s time to move on and leave the narcissist ex in the dust. It’s time to rebuild […]

Child Custody and Co-Parenting with a Narcissistic Ex: Protecting Your Child and Yourself

Part 2 of a 3-part series on getting out of narcissistic relationships and building a better life Co-parenting with a narcissist is a battle fought on two fronts: the courtroom and your child’s emotional well-being. Unlike a typical custody arrangement where parents aim to cooperate, a narcissist weaponizes shared parenting to maintain control. They create […]