
Castle Pines Family Law Attorney
Representing Clients in Douglas County and Castle Rock
Family law matters often involve a combination of legal, procedural, and financial complexities. In Castle Pines, a municipality within Douglas County, individuals dealing with divorce, parental responsibilities, or support issues must navigate Colorado law alongside local court procedures.
Moreno Family Law, LLC provides legal guidance for individuals and families in Castle Pines and surrounding communities such as Castle Rock. Our team is familiar with the procedures of the Douglas County District Court, which oversees most domestic relations cases in this area.
Clarity starts with a conversation. Contact Moreno Family Law, LLC by filling out our web form or calling us at (303) 590-3690 and take the first step toward resolving your legal issue.
How Moreno Family Law, LLC Can Help
We assist clients at every stage of the family law process, whether you are initiating a divorce, responding to a modification request, or addressing unresolved custody issues. Our team helps with document preparation, court filings, procedural compliance, and negotiation or litigation of contested matters. We offer support tailored to Colorado law and the specific requirements of Douglas County courts.
Clients in Castle Pines often rely on us to draft or review parenting plans, complete and organize financial disclosures, coordinate with court-appointed professionals such as mediators or evaluators, and manage case deadlines tied to court procedures. We also assist with responding to enforcement actions, post-decree modifications, and other time-sensitive family law matters. By helping clients stay informed and prepared, we aim to reduce delays and ease the legal process during what is often a highly personal and challenging time.
Common Family Law Issues in Castle Pines
Domestic relations cases filed in the 18th Judicial District often involve multiple overlapping concerns. Clients in Castle Pines frequently request support for matters such as:
- Dissolution of marriage under Colorado Revised Statutes
- Allocation of parental responsibilities (custody and decision-making)
- Child support calculation and modification
- Spousal maintenance requests under statutory guidelines
- Post-decree modifications and enforcement actions
- Division of marital property and financial disclosures
Each of these legal matters requires compliance with both state statutes and local rules of procedure, which vary by district and judge.
The Role of Mediation in Castle Pines Family Law Cases
Mediation plays a key role in many family law cases in Castle Pines. Jefferson County courts often require or strongly encourage it before a case can move forward to trial. Mediation involves a neutral third party who helps both sides communicate and work toward a voluntary agreement on issues such as parenting time, support, and property division.
This process is private, typically more affordable than litigation, and allows families to maintain control over the outcome. When successful, mediation can help avoid the stress of court and lead to faster, more cooperative resolutions. Any agreements reached can be submitted to the court for formal approval.
Divorce Process in Castle Pines
Colorado is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that neither party must prove wrongdoing. However, divorce proceedings can still be complex. Individuals in Castle Pines must file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage in the Douglas County District Court, meet statutory filing requirements, and follow mandatory disclosure rules under Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.2.
Key aspects of the divorce process may include:
- Financial disclosure and asset classification
- Determining parenting time and decision-making
- Evaluating child support and maintenance
- Attending mediation or contested hearings if necessary
The process may also involve temporary orders, post-decree motions, or modifications if circumstances change after the final decree.
When legal decisions impact your children or your home, clarity matters. Schedule a consultation with our team by calling (303) 590-3690 to better understand your path forward.

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Parental Responsibilities and Parenting Time
In Colorado, custody is legally defined as the allocation of parental responsibilities. This includes both parenting time and decision-making authority. Courts apply the best interest of the child standard outlined in C.R.S. § 14-10-124 when determining or modifying custody arrangements.
Common legal concerns in parenting matters include:
- Creating or updating parenting plans
- Addressing shared or sole decision-making
- Handling relocation requests under C.R.S. § 14-10-129
- Enforcing or modifying existing custody orders
Modifications typically require a showing of a substantial and continuing change in circumstances and must align with the child’s best interests.
Request a Consultation with a Castle Pines Family Law Attorney
Timely legal action and a clear understanding of your rights can make a difference in how your case moves forward. Family law issues often involve deadlines, legal documentation, and procedural steps that can affect the course of your case.
If you are located in Castle Pines, Castle Rock, or anywhere in Douglas County, contact Moreno Family Law, LLC by calling (303) 590-3690 to schedule a consultation and learn how Colorado family law may apply to your situation.



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