Colorado Men’s Divorce Law Firm

Serving the Denver Metro Area and All of Summit and Eagle Counties, Including Vail Valley

Colorado Men’s Rights – Men’s Rights Lawyers

Historically, men have been at a disadvantage in divorce and other family law proceedings because of the “traditional” family dynamic. Men were typically viewed as the “breadwinner” of the family while their spouses were seen as primary caretakers of the children. Courts tended to believe that a child’s mother was a more suitable parent than the father since it was presumed that men were considered to spend most of the day working outside the home. This traditional family dynamic often led to men paying spousal support to their spouse while their spouse received primary care of the children.

Family dynamics have vastly changed in the last several decades disproving these stereotypes and rendering them incredibly outdated. Sadly, courts still enter orders in family law cases as if these stereotypes were still valid. The Colorado family law attorneys at Bloch & Chapleau LLC are here to advocate for men in Colorado in all family law matters. Our goal is to ensure that you receive justice and fair and equitable treatment from the courts in Colorado.

Take a look at our Divorce Guide for more information.

Thank you so much for your representation. I have no doubt that your wisdom and legal presence put me in a far better place than I would have been had I gone with other council or represented myself.

Review by: Josh

Reviewing: Men’s Rights In Divorce Legal Services

Date published: 06/06/2013

Rating: 5 / 5 stars

Why Serve the Interests of Men in Colorado Divorces?

At Bloch & Chapleau, we believe that every litigant in a Denver family law or divorce case deserves fair and equitable treatment. Unfortunately, this does not always occur and men may receive unfair treatment by:

• Being presumed to be the father of a child despite tests or evidence that suggest paternity is not clearly established
• Being ordered to pay alimony/spousal support even when it would impose a hardship on him, and/or when the other party does not need an order of alimony
• Not being considered for the primary placement of his children
  Being discriminated against in the division of property

When such discriminatory treatment occurs, you must take prompt action. Otherwise, you may waive important rights, including the ability to challenge such unfair rulings.

When to Contact Your Denver Men’s Divorce Law Firm

Are you a male seeking a divorce or involved in a divorce, paternity, or child custody proceeding in Colorado? Speak with a family law attorney as soon as possible. Our men’s rights lawyers want to help you get the fair treatment you deserve. Contact Bloch & Chapleau LLC’s Denver office at (303) 331-1700 or toll-free at (800) 813-0928 or by using the firm’s online contact form to discuss your case with us as soon as possible.