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Denver Family Law Attorney

A Trusted Family Lawyer in Denver County Who Listens

Complicated divorce and child custody proceedings can be stressful. At Law Office of Stephan E. Uslan, I fight for you while working to reduce that strain.

I have over 40 years of in-depth family law experience and a background in social work. I draw on both as a Denver family attorney to provide a roadmap through your divorce proceedings and address difficult child custody, divorce, and property division issues. 

I offer proactive family law representation to individuals and families throughout the Denver metropolitan area, including Denver, Aurora, Commerce City, Littleton, and Thornton, as well as Arapahoe, Jefferson, Boulder, Adams, and Douglas Counties.

Contact Law Office of Stephan E. Uslan today to discuss your family law situation and the path forward.

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Reliable Experience When You Have Highly Valued Assets

When a business or professional license is at stake in your divorce, accurate valuation matters. At Law Office of Stephan E. Uslan, you’ll work directly with me. I have experience helping divorcing couples divide their multimillion-dollar marital assets. I protect your interests while guiding you through contested terms, valuation questions, and complex asset distribution.

Complex Financial Issues

Complex financial questions can involve:

I address these issues when dividing the marital estate. Colorado follows equitable distribution, which means marital assets and debts are divided fairly but not necessarily equally.

Colorado Child Support Calculations

Colorado calculates child support under the Income Shares Model, using both parents’ adjusted gross incomes and the statutory Schedule of Basic Child Support Obligations. The guideline amount is a starting point. A court can deviate when applying it would be inequitable, unjust, or inappropriate and the court makes supporting findings.

Work-related net child care costs and extraordinary medical expenses are added to the basic support obligation. Those expenses are divided between the parents in proportion to their adjusted gross incomes.

Spousal Maintenance in Colorado

Colorado courts may award spousal maintenance when one spouse needs financial support and the other can pay. The court considers:

  • Each spouse’s financial resources
  • The marital lifestyle
  • The distribution of marital property
  • The length of the marriage
  • The parties’ age and health

Maintenance decisions are made without regard to marital misconduct.

Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements

I handle Prenuptial Agreements and Postnuptial Agreements for clients who want to define financial rights and responsibilities. In Colorado, a premarital or marital agreement must be in writing and signed by both parties to be enforceable.

Consent must be voluntary and free from duress. Each party must have access to independent legal representation and receive adequate financial disclosure, including a reasonably accurate description and good-faith estimate of property, liabilities, and income.

Child Custody, Handled Right

Custody matters can be difficult during a divorce and afterward if circumstances change. My strength is finding an approach that accounts for the needs of you and your children.

Guidance Through Evaluations

If a family and child investigator or parental responsibility evaluator is needed, I’ll help you choose the right person for the job. I’ll also explain the report and use the information to work toward a resolution.

I use my knowledge to ease your stress and worry over how your children will fare after your divorce. I will explore the options best suited to your circumstances and identify an approach that addresses your children’s needs. 


Call me at (303) 900-5346 or use the contact form to request an appointment with a family attorney in Denver, CO.


Advocacy You Can Trust

I provide personalized family law representation informed by my legal and social work backgrounds. This perspective shapes how I understand family dynamics and the concerns affecting parents and children.

  • Over 40 Years of Experience
  • Degree in Social work
  • Exclusive to Family Law
  • In-depth experience in all matters relating to child custody and divorce

Mediation & Collaborative Solutions in Denver Family Law

Mediation in family law allows both sides to discuss disputes privately and explore solutions suited to your family’s needs. Mediators guide respectful conversation but don’t make decisions. This process gives you control over the outcome and can reduce stress and avoid a drawn-out court process. If the parties agree in mediation, Denver courts usually approve the agreement, saving additional legal expense and time.

Collaborative law works in a similar way, but each party works with an attorney in structured meetings to negotiate property, finances, and parenting plans. These discussions emphasize transparency and the best interests of children and can resolve high-conflict or high-asset matters.

What to Expect at Denver Family Court

If your case moves forward in Denver family court, civil and domestic matters are handled by the Denver District Court in the City and County Building. Hearings may include case management conferences, temporary orders, settlement meetings, and, when necessary, trial. Court presentation calls for organized documents and clear explanations from both parties. Ahead of each court date, I prepare you for what the court will expect regarding custody, support, and the division of marital assets. 

Local courts in Denver apply Colorado filing and divorce timing rules. One spouse must have lived in Colorado for at least 91 days immediately before filing. A divorce decree can’t be entered until at least 91 days after the responding spouse is served or otherwise enters the case. Judges also review detailed parenting plans, parents’ work schedules, and the circumstances affecting the children.

We Listen. We Fight. We Deliver.

I know how frustrating and emotionally taxing this process can be. I promise to listen to you personally and fight hard on your behalf. Clients appreciate my attention to detail, quick response times, and practical approach to difficult problems.

Discuss Your Family Law Concerns with Me

The appointment request form gives you a way to share concerns about divorce, child custody, financial support, asset division, or another family law issue. I can explain the legal questions involved and help you understand the available path forward.

I bring a legal and social work perspective to each client’s circumstances. Call (303) 900-5346 or use the contact form to request an appointment with me.

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