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Divorce
Military members are often forced to be flexible to accommodate the demands of being a service member, which may put extra strain on families and marriages. Unfortunately, divorces can be complex and even get messy when trying to settle disputes with an angry ex. We at The Gasper Law Group understand the issues affecting military members and we work hard to help them find the answers they need. Contact our Colorado Springs law firm immediately to discuss your situation with our experienced military divorce lawyers.

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Allen C. Gasper

Divorce
Military members are often forced to be flexible to accommodate the demands of being a service member, which may put extra strain on families and marriages. Unfortunately, divorces can be complex and even get messy when trying to settle disputes with an angry ex. We at The Gasper Law Group understand the issues affecting military members and we work hard to help them find the answers they need. Contact our Colorado Springs law firm immediately to discuss your situation with our experienced military divorce lawyers.
Child Support
Every parent has specific rights and responsibilities under Colorado law and one important responsibility is to provide financial support for your child’s basic needs. If two parents were never or are no longer married, courts realize that it is not always fair to expect each parent to provide equal financial support. One parent may earn more money, have greater expenses, or have other challenges that prevent them from providing as much as the other parent. For this reason, the court may order one parent to pay a certain amount of child support to the other until the child turns 19 years old. Let our experienced child support lawyers at The Gasper Law Group help.
Child Custody and Visitation
If you are involved in a disputed child custody case or going through a divorce, it is important to understand that courts have significant discretion when making determinations about the Allocation of Parental Responsibilities. For this reason, it is important for you to retain legal counsel as soon as possible. To set up a FREE initial consultation to discuss your case with our skilled Colorado Springs lawyers, contact us today.
Adoption
Ideally, the stepparent adoption process would go uncontested. However, there are some cases where a child’s biological parent may not agree with an adoption and may contest it. If the child’s natural parent has not been involved in the child’s life for quite some time, the court may terminate the parent’s rights to the child involuntarily and grant a stepparent adoption if it is in the best interest of the child.
Paternity
Determining who is legally the parent of a child provides many benefits to the child as well as establishes a relationship between the parent and the child. However, when paternity (also referred to as parentage) is unclear, it is important to involve an experienced attorney who can help you navigate the legal landscape. Our family law attorneys are experienced in paternity issues, and we can help establish paternity of your child, assist you in contesting a claim that you are the parent of a child, or provide guidance when changing legal paternity of a child where appropriate.
Premarital Agreement
Getting married is a significant milestone in life, and creating a prenuptial agreement can set couples up for success before they start their new life together. A prenuptial agreement, often called a “prenup,” is a legally binding contract specifying each spouse’s financial rights before marriage and outlining asset management in unforeseen situations. For over 20 years...
Guardianship
The adoption process can be incredibly rewarding and fulfilling. However, if you are thinking about adopting a child or requesting guardianship, there are several legal hurdles you may face.
Spousal Support
In Colorado divorce cases the judge or magistrate will determine whether alimony (which is called “spousal maintenance” in Colorado) should be awarded to you or your spouse, assuming it was requested by a party. It is important for you to understand the impact that alimony may potentially have in your case. You always want to discuss the possibility of receiving or paying spousal maintenance with an experienced Colorado Springs divorce attorney.
Legal Separation
Legal separations come with no expectation for the couple to reconcile. If you wanted, you could be separated indefinitely. However, you cannot get remarried so long as the decree of legal separation. Additionally, in Colorado, once you enter into a legal separation, you can file for dissolution after 6 months.
Annulment
Annulment, otherwise known as Declaration of Invalidity of Marriage, is one of the most misunderstood areas of family law. Annulment is not a simple alternative to divorce for people who immediately come to regret their decision to get married. In order to qualify for an annulment, you must meet one of the following criteria...
Child Abuse
The willingness of both parties to keep things amicable and encourage the sharing of love, affection, and contact between the child and the other party (except in cases where the court determines that a party is acting to protect the child from witnessing domestic violence or from being a victim of child abuse or neglect or domestic violence)

Criminal Defense
Anyone accused of possessing any amount of a CDS should contact a criminal defense lawyer with the experience and resources necessary to defend your rights successfully. Please call the Gasper Law Group in Colorado Springs today for help.
DUI/DWI
Being charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Colorado is a serious offense — and the biggest mistake you can make is treating it as a glorified traffic offense. Many people are not aware of the fact that you...
Traffic Violations
Drivers start off with 0 points and when convictions are reported to the DMV, points are added to their record. A conviction for a traffic violation results when a driver pleads guilty to a charge, pays a ticket, or accepts a plea bargain. If a driver fails to appear in court, they may be considered automatically convicted (depending on the type of violation). The court notifies the Colorado Department of Revenue Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) each time an individual is convicted of a traffic violation.
Sex Crimes
Our sex crimes defense attorneys have handled high-profile cases of rape, child pornography, and soliciting minors for sex, and are familiar with the Sex Offender Management Board (SOMB) hoops clients must jump through to regain their freedom.
Robbery
The penalties for violent crimes, including first- and second-degree assault, murder, kidnapping, arson, burglary, and aggravated robbery, are typically severe. Having one of our skilled criminal defense attorneys on your side is crucial to secure the best possible outcome.
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
Whether you are being charged with fraud, embezzlement, forgery, identity theft, or any other white collar crime, our criminal defense attorneys can represent you and work toward the best outcome possible.
Theft
Misdemeanors
In Colorado, an assault is any unlawful contact that results in an injury to another person. These offenses can be treated as a felony or misdemeanor, depending on who was involved as well as the severity of the actions. The severity of the offenses ranges from first degree assault (which is the most serious) to third-degree assault (which is the least serious). Regardless of the type of assault involved, an assault charge is a serious matter, and you should consult with an attorney immediately.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
The are a number of substances that are considered to be “controlled dangerous substances” (CDS) under Colorado law. These substances are highly regulated, and some are unlawful to possess in any capacity. If you are suspected of drug possession for your own personal use, you can face arrest and serious criminal charges and penalties.
Assault
The Gasper Law Group provides the skilled, proactive defense to shield you from the worst consequences of a criminal charge of domestic assault. We also can represent you in fighting a permanent restraining order or defend you on subsequent charges of violating a protective order.
Murder
Juvenile Crimes
We’ve seen the damaging effects a conviction can have on the lives of adults, but they can have far-reaching consequences for juveniles just as much. From minor in possession (MIP) charges to assault, theft, etc., our Colorado Springs criminal attorneys protect your child’s rights and fight for the least damaging resolution for their future.
Identity Theft
Homicide
Second Offense DUI, DUI Per Se, DWAI Prior Offenses include: DUI, DUI Per Se, DWAI, vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, aggravated driving w/ revoked license, or driving under restraint
Arson
Shoplifting
Gasper Law Group has experience handling various felony, misdemeanor, traffic, and petty offenses, as well as probation/parole issues and post-conviction relief. The penalties for criminal charges can be severe and have long-lasting negative effects on your life. For this reason, it is important that you contact Gasper Law Group’s experienced Colorado Springs criminal defense attorneys as soon as possible to begin discussing your case and strategizing your defense. Our legal team is dedicated to defending our client’s rights and helping them secure the best possible outcome. Contact us today for a free initial consultation. We offer special rates for members of the military and handle DUIs, shoplifting, and other crimes allegedly committed. Visit our Criminal Defense FAQs for more information.
Restraining Order
The first type of restraining order accompanies the Petition for Dissolution. It restrains both parties from selling property, mortgaging property or hiding property without prior consent of the other party. It also requires the parties to notify each other in regards to extraordinary expenses and to account for these extraordinary expenditures in court. The Petition for Dissolution is also accompanied by a restraining order prohibiting either party from removing the minor child from the state of Colorado without prior court order. Additional restraining orders that accompany the Petition for Dissolution include restraining the parties from disturbing the peace of the other party and continuing to pay premiums for insurance (i.e. health insurance, life, homeowners, auto or renter’s insurance).
Forgery
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Internet Crimes
If you are under investigation but not yet charged for an economic crime, drug crime, internet crime, or any serious felony, our experienced investigation lawyers can advise you.
Hit and Run

Property Damage
Not all states require auto insurance as a condition of driving, but those that do not require insurance have financial responsibility laws that assign liability to at-fault drivers in accidents for resulting medical expenses or property damage. Auto insurance is still highly recommended to cover this legal responsibility.

Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
Providing the child access to the parents Social Security disability benefits – If a parent is a member of the military or a veteran, establishing paternity can give the child access to benefits as a result of the parent’s disability.

Trusts and Estates

Wills
Power of Attorney
There are three additional considerations under custody in the context of military divorce in Colorado. One is the current custody status. If the parents are divorced and custody is with the parent who is now getting deployed, there has to be a written family plan. A lawyer will help the parent with custody draw up a family plan that includes a designated power of attorney. That way, the child’s financial needs will be taken care of while the parent is away. This family plan must also designate the person to take care of the child. The military defines a child as being under 19 years of age, and any anointed party to take care of that child must be an adult of at least 21 years old.
Probate

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