Fighting To Protect Your Interests In Your Property During Divorce

Going through a divorce can be an ugly experience, especially when money is involved. If you are separating from your spouse and worried about the fate of numerous assets, reaching out to a law firm experienced in handling family law affairs that involve dividing marital property is essential.

An experienced attorney will know the laws, the procedures and how best to protect your interest. At Warkentine Law Office, in Broomfield, Colorado, let us help.

Many Years Helping Individuals Resolve Complex Property Division Matters

Attorney Brent Warkentine is a seasoned Colorado attorney who has been handling divorce, child custody, property division and other family law matters for over 20 years for those in Broomfield and nearby Colorado communities.

He often helps people deal with assets involving:

• Retirement accounts
• Pensions
• Real estate
• Investment properties

Mediation And Litigation: What You Need To Find The Best Solution For You

Brent strives to help couples settle their property disputes out of court.

However, negotiation outside of court is not always the best option for couples. If things get rough, Brent is an experienced litigator, ready to fight to protect your interests.

He will help determine what property and debts count as marital and which ones will be classified as separate and not be subject to division with your spouse. If you acquired assets before getting married, there is a good chance that they will stay with you and out of your marital estate.

Frequently Asked Questions About High-Asset Divorce In Colorado

High-asset divorces raise uncertainties that standard divorce resources rarely address. We focus on what matters most when significant wealth is at stake.

Are our financial records open to the public if we divorce in Colorado?

Yes, court filings in Colorado are generally part of the public record. That means anyone can potentially access documents that reveal your asset portfolio, corporate structures or real estate holdings once you file for divorce.

You do have options to protect your privacy. You can petition the court to seal specific financial documents if you meet the legal standard showing good cause and that privacy interests outweigh public access. Private mediation offers another path, though the final settlement agreement may still be filed with the court unless you request it be sealed.

What happens if we disagree on the value of a commercial property or business during divorce?

When spouses cannot agree on the fair market value of a company, professional practice or commercial real estate, bringing in a neutral third-party expert is the standard approach. A jointly retained forensic accountant or certified business appraiser can evaluate the asset and deliver a formal valuation report to the court.

That report grounds the division in concrete financial data rather than competing claims or guesswork. A credible, well-supported valuation gives the court what it needs to reach a fair and defensible outcome.

Where are high-asset divorce cases officially filed and heard if we live in Broomfield?

Broomfield residents file divorce cases at the Broomfield Combined Courts, which operates within Colorado’s 17th Judicial District. If your case requires formal hearings or a trial to resolve complex financial disputes, you will appear before a district court judge at the courthouse on 1st Avenue in Broomfield.

Reach Out To A Lawyer From Our Firm Today

If you are facing a divorce, or even think you might be, and are concerned about an inheritance, family residence or a pension, reach out to us for guidance on how the law will potentially divide such assets in your divorce.

Call 720-443-5849 or email us today. We offer free 30-minute initial consultations to all clients.