Boulder, CO Divorce Attorney Office
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Directions to Boulder, CO Office
The office is located on the corner of 5th & Canyon, across the street from the courthouse. Parking is located around the building. Parking under the building is available in spaces marked for Cordell or Visitor and is not suggested for large or oversized vehicles.
Parking: There are three options for parking near the Boulder office: limited free street parking is available on Walnut Street, west of 9th; paid hourly street parking is available with payment booths located on the sidewalks; and paid parking is available in the public parking garage underneath the St. Julien Hotel located on Walnut Street between 9th and 11th streets.
Please be advised consultations are limited to yourself and the attorney (no other person may be present in the consultation). This appointment will be contingent upon a conflict check. We will email an appointment confirmation after the review is complete. If you have already met with a Cordell & Cordell attorney, please call 866-323-7529 to schedule your appointment.
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Trusted Guidance for Divorce and Custody Matters in Boulder
Understanding Divorce in Boulder: Support When You Need It Most
Divorce can be a difficult transition, affecting every aspect of your life. At Cordell & Cordell, our Boulder divorce lawyers understand the importance of clear guidance and reliable advocacy. We address each client’s unique situation, helping you navigate asset division, spousal maintenance, and the legal process with confidence. Our team prioritizes open communication and ensures you have the information you need to make important decisions about your future.
Child Custody and Support: Protecting What Matters Most
Child custody and support arrangements require careful attention to detail and compassion. Our Boulder attorneys work diligently to help you pursue solutions that serve the best interests of your children. Whether you are establishing a parenting plan, modifying existing agreements, or addressing child support concerns, Cordell & Cordell provides steadfast representation. We advocate for your rights while promoting stability and security for your family.
Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution in Boulder
Many clients benefit from mediation as an alternative to litigation. Our Boulder attorneys are skilled in facilitating productive discussions, guiding parties toward mutually agreeable solutions in divorce and custody matters. Mediation can offer a more efficient and less contentious path forward, saving time and reducing stress for all involved.
Local Insight: Serving Boulder’s Diverse Community
Boulder is renowned for its vibrant culture, outdoor recreation, and thriving academic community. From the bustling Pearl Street Mall to the scenic Flatirons, Boulder offers a unique living experience that attracts families from all walks of life. Our office is deeply familiar with the local court systems, ensuring that your case is managed with a keen understanding of Boulder’s legal landscape. We value the diversity and resilience of our clients, and we are committed to providing representation that reflects the spirit of the Boulder community.
Why Choose Cordell & Cordell in Boulder?
Cordell & Cordell brings a multi-state presence and a longstanding reputation for client-centered service to Boulder. With a dedicated client care division and an attorney review process, we maintain high standards of quality and professionalism throughout your case. Our A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau reflects our commitment to trust and service. When you choose Cordell & Cordell, you receive not only the support of your attorney but also the resources and backing of an entire team focused on your satisfaction.
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If you are facing divorce, child custody, or other domestic relations matters in Boulder, Cordell & Cordell is here to help. Our attorneys offer clear guidance, diligent advocacy, and local insight to help you move forward. Cordell & Cordell
Cordell & Cordell proudly serves clients across Colorado, including Boulder and Denver. Contact our Boulder office to schedule an appointment today and take the first step toward resolving your divorce and custody matters with clarity and confidence.
Frequently Asked Boulder, CO Questions
Boulder does not have a specific residency requirement, but it is subject to a 90-day state of Colorado residency requirement.
The mandatory waiting period is 90 days.
Colorado rules do not allow any activity on the case to take place, other than the exchanging of financial information and the Initial Status Conference, for the first 40 days after the Petition is filed.
It would probably take a minimum of 2-5 months to get even the least complex divorces finalized and at least 6-12 months to finalize complex divorces. Some cases take well over a year if there are contested child custody issues, substantial amounts of property to divide, and other such issues.
You would serve your spouse by utilizing a private process server or a sheriff/constable.
You can serve by publication by filing a motion with the court that meets certain requirements, including attaching affidavits or other evidence to substantiate what efforts you made to personally serve your spouse and obtaining a court order to allow you to serve the other party by publication.
In Boulder, the notice would typically be published in the Denver Post because it’s a national publication that would (theoretically) provide notice to persons both in and outside of the state of Colorado.
In Boulder (Boulder County), you have to file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, a Case Information Sheet, and a Summons to begin a divorce action and you have to serve all of them on the other party.
You can file for divorce at the Justice Center for the Boulder County District Court at 1777 Sixth St. in Boulder.
