Practice Area
Post-Decree
When circumstances change after your decree, or when the other side is not honoring its terms, we help you take clear next steps.
Modification of prior orders
Life does not stop when the ink dries on a divorce decree. Jobs change, incomes rise or fall, children grow, families move. Colorado law provides pathways to modify parenting time, decision-making, child support, and maintenance when the required legal standards are met.
We help clients evaluate whether a modification is realistic before filing anything, and we build a case that is grounded in the current facts and the governing statute.
Enforcement and contempt
When an ex-spouse refuses to comply with a court order, whether a parenting schedule, a property division, or a support obligation, enforcement is often the appropriate response. In more serious cases, contempt may be warranted.
We handle both civil and remedial contempt matters and pursue enforcement in a measured way, focused on getting compliance rather than escalating conflict for its own sake.
Cleaning up unfinished business
Not every post-decree issue is a fight. Sometimes a QDRO was never entered, a deed was never recorded, or a support calculation needs to be revisited after new tax information becomes available. We help clients resolve these open items efficiently.
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