Communities We Serve
Communities We Serve
Divorce is statewide law applied to local lives. Which courthouse hears your case, which school calendar your parenting plan follows, and which kinds of assets are on the table all change from one community to the next. These guides cover the specifics, with current Census figures and support examples computed at each community's own median income.
Cherry Hills Village, CO
Where the guideline formulas stop and argument begins: high asset divorce in Colorado’s wealthiest municipality.
Arapahoe County · 18th Judicial DistrictGreenwood Village, CO
RSUs, options, bonuses, deferred comp: divorce where the Tech Center writes the paychecks.
Arapahoe County · 18th Judicial DistrictCastle Pines, CO
Layered HOAs, club memberships next door, and a courthouse most of the internet still gets wrong.
Douglas County · 23rd Judicial DistrictLone Tree, CO
Two-career divorces in a two-employer city: financial services pay meets hospital schedules.
Douglas County · 23rd Judicial DistrictHighlands Ranch, CO
Colorado’s largest unincorporated community, where the parenting plan is the whole case.
Douglas County · 23rd Judicial DistrictCentennial, CO
The city where Arapahoe County’s divorces are actually heard, ten minutes from your kitchen table.
Arapahoe County · 18th Judicial DistrictCastle Rock, CO
The county seat: new-build equity, relocation fights, and the courthouse up the road.
Douglas County · 23rd Judicial DistrictParker, CO
Horse property, boarding bills, and support budgets that include hay: family law on the metro’s eastern edge.
Douglas County · 23rd Judicial DistrictDenver, CO
Four separate courts, two courthouses, and a school enrollment deadline that can outrun a parenting plan.
Denver County · 2nd Judicial DistrictBroomfield, CO
One government, one courthouse, and six school districts inside a single city.
Broomfield County · 17th Judicial DistrictLakewood, CO
Federal pensions, a courthouse eight miles west, and a train that goes straight to it.
Jefferson County · 1st Judicial DistrictGolden, CO
Two courthouses share this city’s name, and only one of them can hear a divorce.
Jefferson County · 1st Judicial DistrictArvada, CO
A city in two counties, where your address decides your courthouse.
Jefferson or Adams County · 1st or 17th Judicial DistrictEvergreen, CO
No city hall, no municipal court, and a canyon between you and the courthouse.
Jefferson County · 1st Judicial DistrictThornton, CO
Shift work, two school districts, and parenting plans that cannot assume a nine to five.
Adams County · 17th Judicial DistrictWestminster, CO
One city, two counties, two courthouses, and even two recreation districts.
Adams or Jefferson County · 17th or 1st Judicial DistrictEvery figure on these pages cites its source and its retrieval date. Support examples are computed with the same statute grade engines behind our free calculators. More community guides, including Jefferson, Adams, and Broomfield county communities, are in progress.
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