Denver Child Custody Attorney

Allocation & Parental Responsibility In Child Custody Cases

It is completely natural to be concerned about the well-being of your children on a daily basis. Unfortunately, this natural feeling of concern can be escalated to worry or anxiety in the midst of a custody matter during a divorce or marriage dissolution. The decisions that you and your former spouse make with the help of a family lawyer in Denver can have a lifelong emotional, psychological, and physical impact on your child.

Our founding Denver family law attorney, Sean Peek, has devoted many hours of his free time to serve children with physical disabilities. Having spent years volunteering at Camp Casey in Seattle, he knows from firsthand experience just how fragile yet crucial children's interests are. He works tirelessly to protect children in the midst of complex family law cases involving custody, visitation, and allocation of parental responsibilities.

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We at Peek Family Law, LLC proudly represent mothers and fathers through every stage of divorce and dissolution, including complicated family law issues that arise involving the interests of children. Make certain that your family is protected to the fullest extent of the law with help from a skilled Denver family law attorney. We strive to keep your family out of the court, minimize involvement from a judge, and keep your costs as low as possible.

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Creating Plans that Work for You & Your Children

If parents cannot come to a mutually agreeable resolution regarding the allocation of their parental responsibilities, the courts will intervene and make decisions on their behalf. For this reason, we always encourage our clients to act cooperatively with one another. Legal disputes are sometimes unavoidable, but in every case, we do everything in our ethical power to help make certain you keep your parental rights and honor the best interests of your children.

When determining which parenting arrangements are in the best interests of the child, the court may consider many different factors, including:
The wishes of the parents and the child
The child's mental and physical health
The parent's ability to provide care for the child
The ability of the parents to cooperate or make collaborative decisions
The child's interactions with parents, siblings, grandparents, or other important relationships
Any indicators of child abuse, child dependency and neglect, or possible abduction

Our firm provides thorough, attentive, and driven representation for every case that handle. When the stakes are high and your parenting, visitation, or custodial rights are in question, we work hard to protect your family and prevent future legal conflicts.

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Going into the process, I was very nervous because of everything that was at stake and the ‘less-than-stellar’ experiences I’d heard people had with their attorneys. But looking back now, there is no doubt I made the right decision in working with Sean. I can now put this behind me and just focus on being a dad!