Areas we serve
Divorce and family law across Boulder, Weld and Larimer counties. Where you live decides your courthouse; Attorney Liken sorts that out on the first call.
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Cities
Longmont
Longmont sits mostly in Boulder County, with part of the city's east side in Weld County. That county line decides which courthouse hears your divorce.
Read moreBoulder
Boulder is the Boulder County seat, and Boulder County divorce and custody cases are heard at the Justice Center downtown.
Read moreErie
Erie straddles the Boulder and Weld county line, so the first question in an Erie divorce is which side of the line you live on.
Read moreLafayette
Lafayette is in Boulder County, so Lafayette divorce and custody cases are heard in Boulder.
Read moreLouisville
Louisville is in Boulder County, so Louisville divorce and custody cases are heard in Boulder.
Read moreFirestone
Firestone is one of the Tri-Towns in Weld County, so Firestone family cases are filed at the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley.
Read moreFrederick
Frederick is one of the Tri-Towns in Weld County, so Frederick family cases are filed at the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley.
Read moreGreeley
Greeley is the Weld County seat, and every Weld County divorce and custody case is filed downtown.
Read moreWindsor
Most of Windsor is in Weld County, but the town reaches across the Larimer County line, which changes the courthouse.
Read moreLoveland
Loveland is in Larimer County, and Larimer County divorce and custody cases are heard at the Justice Center in Fort Collins.
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