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Shapiro Family Law is a dynamic family law firm serving people in the greater Denver area and throughout Colorado.
We have established a reputation for providing quality legal services in all areas of family law, from simple amicable dissolutions to complex cases. Our Denver divorce attorneys pride themselves on providing all of their clients with individual attention, compassionate counsel and vigorous advocacy. We will help you navigate complex family matters so that you can move forward in your life with hope and confidence.
Guiding You to a Better Future
At our firm, we understand the stress and uncertainty that accompanies divorce. When advising and representing you, our goal will be to achieve your divorce in a timely and cost-effective manner while protecting your rights. We will listen to your concerns, explain the legal process, and chart a course designed to achieve an efficient resolution of issues involving child custody, property division, and child support.
Experienced in High-Asset Divorce Cases
While we represent people of all income levels and stations in life, Shapiro Family Law has extensive experience in divorces involving complex financial issues. We understand the many legal, financial and tax aspects of such cases, and supplement our knowledge with those of experts in business valuation and other financial specialties. When representing you, our lawyers will work diligently to protect your assets and help you obtain your fair share of your marital assets.
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If you're looking for a family law firm in Denver that goes above and beyond for each client, call Shapiro Family Law at 303-695-0200 or contact us online. We are attorneys who care about you and your family.
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