Fort Collins Family Law
Clients look to Fort Collins Family Law Attorneys, Alexander & Ewert for honest and realistic advice in the areas of Divorce, Separation, Child Custody and Child Support.
Divorce & Separation
Divorces are scary. We take the mystery and anxiety out of divorce by expertly guiding you through your separation. We educate our clients on every step.
Child Custody
Custody is arguably the most complicated part of any case. At Alexander & Ewert we help you put the best interests of your child first.
Alimony
The transition from two adults in a household to having to support yourself can be financially difficult. We fight for maintenance to help from the beginning of the case.
Child Support
At Alexander & Ewert, we will help you determine if both parties’ incomes are being calculated correctly. This will help you ensure that the correct amount of child support is being ordered.
Mediation
Anytime there is a case filed or a post-decree modification requested, the Court will order you into mediation. At Alexander & Ewert, we help protect your interests and goals in mediation.
Modifications
Your children continue to grow and change. Often times your parenting plan needs to grow and change with them.
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The Fort Collins Family Law Attorneys, Alexander & Ewert, help clients with divorce, custody, and child support matters.
We protect people’s legal family rights during life’s unexpected challenges.
The Fort Collins Family Law Attorneys, Alexander & Ewert are known for their straight-forward and clear evaluations of each client’s unique needs.
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