LLPs Scope of Licensure

    • Legal Separation

    • Declaration of Invalidity of Marriage

    • Dissolution of Marriage

    • Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (or modification thereof and parentage determinations)

    • Establishment or Modification of Child Support and/or Maintenance

    • Protection Orders

    • Name Changes

    • Adult Gender Designation Changes

    • The Registration of Foreign Orders

    • Motions for Orders regarding Punitive Contempt Citations under C.R.C.P. 107

    • Matters involving disputed common law marriages

    • Matters involving disputed parentage

    • Matters involving contested Non-Parent request for APR

    • Preparation or litigation of Pre or Post Nuptial Agreements

    • Matters where a party is beneficiary of a trust

    • Contested Jurisdiction

    • Preparation of Qualified Domestic Relations Orders ("QDRO")

    • Preparation of documentation to effectuate the sale or distribution of assets of a business or commercial property

    • Matters involving an expert report or testimony is required to value an asset

    • Issues collateral to, but directly affecting, a matter which falls within the LLP's scope of practice when such issues require analysis and advice outside that scope of practice, such as immigration, criminal, and bankruptcy issues that could directly affect the resolution of the matter

*LLPs have a limited license to practice in family law and are not licensed to practice in any other areas of law.

To review the full text of this Rule, see [Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 207.1]