Mediation, with an attorney in your corner
Most Colorado divorces settle, often in mediation. A mediator is neutral and cannot advise you. Attorney Liken prepares you, attends with you when it helps, and makes sure the agreement says what you think it says.
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Why prepare
Mediation moves fast. Walking in with complete financial information, a clear sense of your priorities and your realistic alternatives is what turns a long day into a good agreement.
After you agree
A signed mediated agreement can be binding. Before you sign, the firm reviews the terms for missing pieces, tax consequences and enforceability, then prepares the final documents for the court.
More on mediation
For the firm's full mediation guide, see mediation at longmont.law.
Common questions
Do Colorado courts require mediation?
Courts commonly order parties to try mediation or another settlement process before a contested hearing.
Is mediation cheaper than going to court?
Usually. A settlement reached in mediation avoids the cost of trial preparation and a contested hearing.
Talk it through with Attorney Liken first.
Twenty minutes, no charge, no obligation. Pick a time and he calls you.