Fort Collins Divorce Attorney
Resolve your family dispute outside of court over a series of sessions with the help of our Fort Collins collaboratively trained divorce lawyers.
An alternative dispute resolution process where two parties work with a neutral mediator in an attempt to reach agreements outside of court.
We offer legal assistance on a task-by-task basis, including reviewing documents, legal research or assisting you to understand the legal process.
When a family law matter is best resolved in court, we are here to represent and advocate for your interests throughout the court process.
If you’ve been experiencing difficulties with your marriage and are looking to find a therapist, it may feel like an overwhelming task. With so many different kinds of therapists and approaches (not to mention regulations imposed by your health … [Read more]
Have you found yourself thinking about divorce? A recent nationwide survey conducted by researchers at Brigham Young University (BYU) discovered that Americans think about getting a divorce fairly often, with 25% of those adults surveyed admitting to … [Read more]
There are several different ways you and your spouse can approach and obtain a divorce. Three of the most commonly used methods to get a divorce are collaborative, uncontested, and contested. How is collaborative divorce different from uncontested … [Read more]
With each passing decade the profile of the American family changes, and within that profile, the role of fatherhood is changing in new and different ways. As we approach 2017, more and more fathers who reside in the same home as their children are … [Read more]
Raising a child with a developmental disability requires loves, commitment and perseverance, and large amounts of patience. For a very long time it was commonly thought that couples raising a child with a developmental disability were at a much … [Read more]
Should I introduce my child to the person I'm dating? There comes a time, after your divorce is finalized, when dating becomes something you want to do. Going out and meeting new people with the hope of dating or starting a serious relationship, is … [Read more]
Emotionally focused couples therapy (EFT) is a short term, structured approach to couples therapy. EFT began its use as a treatment practice in the 1980's and has been refined and further developed to be used with families and individuals. Over the … [Read more]
Divorce mediation is an increasingly popular process for couples who are seeking a divorce. A divorce mediator acts as a neutral third party to help with the communication and negotiation of a mutually acceptable divorce agreement. The divorce … [Read more]
Collaborative divorce is a new form of dispute resolution in the practice of family law and is a legal method where the lawyers for both sides work with their clients to find solutions to their conflicts by use of cooperation rather than adversarial … [Read more]
Most parents seeking a divorce are generally very concerned about the emotional and psychological health and wellbeing of their children. They wonder, is divorce bad for children? In fact, some parents choose to remain in their unhappy marriages, … [Read more]
LAURA MONTY LAW, LLC
155 E. BOARDWALK DRIVE #447, FORT COLLINS, CO 80525
(970) 797-3407
Our website is designed to provide general information regarding Colorado family law related matters only and is not to be considered legal advice or the formation of an attorney/client relationship.
