Longmont divorce and family law attorney
Divorce, custody, child support and mediation for Longmont families, handled personally by Attorney Charles E. Liken Jr.
Former Deputy District Attorney · Colorado court-appointed Child & Family Investigator · Former government fraud investigator, 700+ investigations
Where Longmont divorce cases are heard
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.
- Boulder County Justice Center, 1777 6th St., Boulder (20th Judicial District)
- Weld County side of Longmont: Weld County Courthouse, 901 9th Ave., Greeley (19th Judicial District)
Attorney Liken confirms the correct county and court before anything is filed, and most of your meetings with him happen by phone or video.
Common questions
Do you handle divorces for people who live in Longmont?
Yes. The Longmont Law Firm handles divorce, custody and support cases for Longmont residents. Book a free 20-minute call with Attorney Liken.
Which court will hear my Longmont divorce?
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. Attorney Liken confirms the correct court on your first call.
Talk it through with Attorney Liken first.
Twenty minutes, no charge, no obligation. Pick a time and he calls you.