Dependable Divorce and Family Law Attorney in Denver

WHAT DIVORCE SERVICES DO WE OFFER?

As an experienced Divorce & Family Lawyer in Denver, we offer every service necessary including child custody, to help you work through the divorce process. These include:

Although going through a divorce can be painful, sometimes it is one of life’s necessities. As a compassionate and experienced Divorce & Family Lawyer in Denver, I’m here to help guide you every step of the way. Contact me, Jennifer Lewis, to schedule a confidential appointment.

Practice Areas

  • Mediation – The guidance and facilitation of a team of seasoned legal professionals can help you resolve sensitive matters peacefully.

Meet the Team

Meet the team behind Lewis & Matthews, P.C.

Jennifer Lewis

Jennifer Lewis – Managing partner Jennifer Lewis has been helping people with family law, estate planning, and other concerns since 1988. She has practiced law in both federal and state courts in Missouri, Kansas, and Colorado.

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Jackie Flanagan – Office manager Jackie Flanagan has been a key person in the firm, ensuring its smooth day-to-day operations for the last five years.

When you need help dealing with family law concerns or estate planning in Denver, Lewis & Matthews is the firm of choice. Get in touch with us today to discuss your case.

Denver Divorce FAQs

How long do I have to live in Colorado before I can file for divorce?

At least one spouse must have lived in Colorado for 91 days before filing, under C.R.S. § 14-10-106. Colorado does not set a separate county residency requirement, so a Denver resident who meets the 91-day rule can generally begin the process.

How long does a divorce take in Denver?

Colorado law requires a 91-day waiting period that starts when the other spouse is served or when both spouses file together, and a decree cannot be entered before it ends. How much longer a case takes depends on whether you agree on property, support, and parenting issues.

What financial information do I have to share in a Colorado divorce?

Both spouses must exchange financial disclosures under C.R.C.P. 16.2, generally within 42 days of service unless a judge changes the deadline. That includes a sworn financial statement along with supporting records such as tax returns, pay stubs, and bank and retirement account statements.

Do we still need to go through the court if we agree on everything?

Yes. Even when spouses reach a full agreement, the court must review and approve it before entering the decree, and whether that involves a brief hearing depends on the circumstances. Agreeing on the terms can make the process more efficient, but it does not remove the court’s role.

Where is your Denver office and how do I schedule an appointment?

Our Denver office is at 1890 Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80206, open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. To schedule a confidential appointment, call (303) 329-3802 or reach us through the contact page.

Our Denver Office

Lewis & Matthews, P.C., 1890 Gaylord Street, Denver, CO 80206. Phone: (303) 329-3802.