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Divorce
Going through a divorce is a tough enough process as is. When you add in valuable assets such as vacation homes, boats and family businesses, things can get really complicated. It is critical to have a lawyer in your corner who has helped individuals through this situation in the past. Lynn Landis-Brown, P.C., is a Colorado divorce law firm that is skilled at representing clients through high-asset divorces.
Child Support
Either parent may file a petition to establish a father’s paternity under the Uniform Parentage Act, which has been adopted in Colorado. To do so, a Colorado family law court must make a finding that the alleged father is really the child’s father. If the court finds paternity, the court may issue orders relating to parenting, child support and other financial and parenting responsibilities. Paternity in Colorado can be complicated and in such cases, it is best to obtain the assistance of a seasoned Colorado family law attorney who understands the law in this area.
Child Custody and Visitation
Help Control Cost The process of any family law dispute is difficult to experience. Divorce, child custody disputes, and other family law matters already come with a large emotional cost. Attorney Lynn Landis-Brown understands the expense that comes with divorce, and other family law matters. At the law offices of Ly...
Adoption
Paternity
Determination of paternity depends upon a number of factors, including genetic testing, the name on the child’s birth certificate, who the mother was married to at the time the child was born, and the age of the child.
Premarital Agreement
Property and Debt Division There are few things worse for both parties involved than a long, drawn-out battle over property division in divorce. A prenuptial agreement may clarify ownership of property when the time comes for a divorce, but some prenups are successfully challenged. An appropriate division of marital assets...
Guardianship
In addition to her extensive experience as a family law and elder law attorney, Lynn Landis-Brown has a background as a registered nurse. In her capacity as a nurse, she often worked closely with families seeking solutions in the face of declining overall health or following medical emergencies involving elderly family members, car accident victims in the family and disabled children’s coming of age. Her in-depth knowledge of the law, combined with her understanding of psychological factors and family dynamics, is a key strength of the law practice of Lynn Landis-Brown, P.C. She can help you and your family make decisions that meet your particular needs and facilitate an expeditious result that you are looking for: guardianship or conservatorship.
Spousal Support
Often, one spouse has become dependent on the other over the course of a marriage. The longer a marriage has lasted, the more likely it is that a family law court will award spousal support. In the case of a marriage that lasted 20 years or longer, lifelong spousal maintenance is a possibility for the dependent spouse. After a shorter marriage, temporary maintenance may be considered appropriate.
Legal Separation
There is a 90 day waiting period from the time in action is started to the time of Colorado court may enter a decree of dissolution or legal separation. However, the dockets in many local courts are very congested at this time, and the process often takes much longer.
Annulment
As a component of a Colorado divorce, legal separation or annulment, a family law judge will decide whether to award spousal maintenance or spousal support to a wife or husband. Spousal support, also known as alimony, is intended to assist a spouse who cannot maintain a standard of living equivalent to what she or he was accustomed to before marriage on her or his own.
Child Abuse
Other significant issues that may arise in a family law matter may include the need for emergency orders due to unauthorized relocation of the child(ren), domestic violence or child abuse, or other issues that may potentially involve safety risks to you or the child. Lynn Landis-Brown will address all emergent issues as they arise and discuss with you what additional or different efforts may be needed and the cost-benefit of the various options available to you.

Sex Crimes
A victim of domestic violence, or any victim of violence or one who is in fear of personal harm, may go to civil court to get a restraining order, which is enforceable statewide and nationwide. There are two stages for getting a restraining order in Colorado. First, you must obtain a temporary restraining order (TRO). The TRO lasts up to 14 days. It will state the date and time you must return to make the order permanent (a permanent hearing). You will need to arrange for the order to be served on the respondent. You may take the order to the Sheriff’s Department to be served. There is a fee for service only for those who are not a victim of domestic violence, the mastic abuse, sexual assault, or stalking.
Assault
Homicide
While a judge in a courtroom WILL made a decision, judges rarely have the time (they often have to juggle your divorce case with their homicide cases) to render a personalized decision. In mediation, YOU control the outcome. Unlike a judge, a mediator does not have the power to force a decision on either party and works to help meet the needs of both parties. When a settlement is reached, you’ll know exactly what you will get because you helped design the agreement. The proceedings will take place in the informal surroundings of an office, instead of an intimidating public courtroom where the most intimate details of your personal life will be determined by a total stranger.
Restraining Order
It is common for the partner who was abused to believe that “all is well” during the making up phase. If a restraining order is in place, the abused person may attempt to recant and have the protective order canceled. Once courts have put protective orders in place, however, the individuals involved generally cannot get those orders lifted simply by asking. Legal actions must take their course. Contact Lynn Landis-Brown, P.C., for advice and help if you need protection from an abusive spouse or partner.

Employment Litigation
Because Colorado is a “no-fault divorce ” state, questions of marital misconduct are often irrelevant when determining spousal support. This concept can be very difficult for a “wronged” spouse to comprehend. Other, less emotional factors, however, are likely to come into play, such as questions of tax consequences of spousal support versus property division. Questions may arise related to employment issues that may temporarily keep one spouse or both from earning at their full capacity. Divorce lawyer Lynn Landis-Brown advocates zealously on your behalf. She works to ensure that your interests are fully represented and protected throughout the process of determining and formalizing spousal support orders.

Personal Injury
A retainer is a deposit which is placed into our pooled client trust account. This is your money, which is held for your use. Colorado family law attorneys are ethically prohibited from accepting a financial interest in your case, or accepting “contingency” types of fees that are dependent upon the outcome of the case as some other lawyers (such as personal injury lawyers) are allowed to do. Retainers vary depending on the complexity of your case. When your Colorado family law matter is completed, you get a refund if you have remaining funds in trust. If your retainer is used up before the case is completed, you will need to deposit more money.
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Foreclosure
Modifications to child custody, child visitation and child support are much more common. A court may modify custody and support issues until children are 19 years old. Common justifications for modifications include proposed child relocation, a job change or job loss and extraordinary circumstances such as a health crisis or home foreclosure.

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