Divorce lawyers in Colorado

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Zachary Chapman

Firm: Kearney McWilliams & Davis

1625 Broadway, Suite 2950 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Oil & Gas, Guardianship, Probate, Child Support, Family, Divorce, Child Custody, Uncontested Divorce

Zachary A. Chapman became licensed to practice law in Colorado in 2011, obtaining his license in Nebraska shortly after. Prior to becoming licensed, he earned his BA in Psychology and Political Science from University of Colorado at Boulder, a school that he followed since attending their football games with his father at a young age. Following this, he pursued his legal educated at the University of Wyoming College of Law, earning his Juris Doctorate in 2011.

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William Alexander Marsh

Firm: The Law Offices of David A. Helmer, LLC

611 Main Street , Frisco , Colorado 80443

Practice Areas: Criminal Law, DUI/DWI, Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody, Wills, Trusts and Estates, General Litigation

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William Benjamin King

Firm: McConaughy & Sarkissian, P.C.

8310 South Valley Highway , Englewood , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Divorce, Construction Defects, Construction Litigation, Complex Litigation, Insurance Defense, Products Liability

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Attorney charged double the retainer in fee agreement & charged twice for mediation | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Colorado I went through a divorce from August 2025 until March 2026. I hired an attorney after opposing counsel stopped answering me emails about making arrangements to pick up my separate, personal property (like my pre marital bed, clothes, etc). Attorney said I could file for temporary spousal support (ex made 6x more than me), but never filed, despite my repeated (& documented requests). Fee agreement states I had to maintain a 2500 retainer, but a week after I raised serious concerns over the way my case was being handled, the attorney demanded a $5000 retainer to be paid within 2 weeks. The attorney knew I was in a terrible financial situation because of the significant financial control by my ex (i had an active protective order against him). I paid the $5000, then the attorney asked for another $5000 5 days before trial, despite the attorney also pressuring me into settling. The attorney then advised me to sign a final order that included vague language that opposing counsel is now interpreting to mean I could lose my separate property in a coin toss. I have refused to participate in a coin toss involving my separate property (like my cell phone and personal computer purchased before marriage), and now opposing counsel has filed a contempt order. I fired my attorney and filed a complaint with OARC. The firm is now refusing to give me my complete client file. I have tried to find a malpractice attorney to take my…

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