Divorce is difficult –
we offer a better way!!
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More Than 150+ Years of Combined Experience
Helping Colorado Families Navigate Divorce and Family Law
Colorado Family & Divorce Lawyers
A Better Way of Family Law
At New Leaf Family, our compassionate, experienced Colorado family & divorce lawyers do things differently than most law firms. We know that family disputes can be tough. We believe that they don’t have to break you, but can actually be a chance to turn over your New Leaf and build your life on a better foundation. Our mission is to empower you to make the best decisions for your future self, and your family and use the challenges you’re facing right now as fuel for growth!
With years of experience in family law and personal experience with family law issues of our own, we’ve seen how traditional family law firms can get mired in the past and the present, drag things out, pile on unnecessary costs, and leave clients feeling lost and unsupported. That’s why we focus on your future—helping you get clarity about what you want, guiding you through difficult decisions, and providing ongoing support to make sure you’re not just surviving, but thriving!
We offer services to clients across the state of Colorado beyond court representation, like coaching and connections to a network of professionals to help you with the next chapter. Plus, our predictable, set-rate monthly billing ensures there are no surprises when it comes to cost.
We frequently guide our clients through circumstances involving:
• Divorce
• Separation
• Custody
• Child support
• Alimony
• Modifications
• And more.
We’re here for resolution, not just for a quick fix, and we believe that real resolution comes through hard work, creativity, and honest communication—not by giving in, but by focusing on the future, and not the fight. No matter what is going on in your life, we’re here to keep you focused on the bigger picture and help you move forward in a positive direction.
Call us today for a free case evaluation and learn more.
Practice Areas
Divorce/Separation
Allocation of parental responsibility
Prenuptial agreements
Post decree custody modification
How New Leaf Is Unique
A Family Law Firm For Your Kind Of Family.
Predictable Fixed Monthly Costs
We prioritize transparency and affordability. We understand that legal services should be accessible to everyone, which is why we offer predictable, fixed pricing options for our clients. With our commitment to fair and competitive rates, you can trust that you’ll receive exceptional legal support without the uncertainty of hidden fees, so we can cut down on your worries.
Focused On Your Goals
Your legal goal becomes our Polaris™, or North Star if you will, that guides us on this journey with you. Our legal team will focus on what you really want and advocate on your behalf to get you there. Trust New Leaf to put your desired outcome at the forefront of all that we do!
Testimonials
WE ARE HERE TO HELP
We represent many people going through changes in their relationships. While your situation is unique, our extensive experience with families allows us to understand, and to help you fully understand, where you are … and where you want to be. Then we work with you to get you there, without allowing you to become broken through the process. We know that you may be feeling overwhelmed, stressed, and/or frightened. We help you to see this as a beginning – a starting line for a whole new chapter of your life. The turning over of your New Leaf.
Although trained as lawyers, paralegals, coaches, counselors, and in other professions, we believe that the best outcomes are based on decisions made by you, rather than by a judge, court, or other third party. We work to put your decisions into place for yourself and your family.
Meet Our Legal Family
Shelly S. Dill
Jessica Zamba
Jesse Aschenberg
Stacey Carpenter
Joseph Hinson
Amy Desai
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