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Beatti Robin Lutz

Lutz Beattie, Robin, JD

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Phone: (303) 936-3300

Address: 550 S Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood, CO 80226

Website: http://pfmlaw.com

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Divorce
Complex divorce cases often do not end at the district court level. Such cases may proceed to the Colorado Court of Appeals or even the Colorado Supreme Court. Family law and divorce appeals can drastically alter not only the outcome of the underlying case, but also the shape of Colorado family law.
Child Support
Ms. White is an associate attorney at Polidori Franklin Monahan & Beattie. Ms. White handles complex cases including actions involving dissolution of marriage, parenting time and parental decision-making, child support, post-decree modifications, and relocation. Ms. White’s innate ability to defuse conflict, her passion for helping families, and her legal expertise, allow her to help families successfully navigate some of life’s most challenging circumstances.
Child Custody and Visitation
Ms. Simpson is a passionate advocate and is committed to reaching amicable resolutions for her clients. Ms. Simpson understands that going through a divorce or child custody proceeding is one of the most difficult times in anyone’s life, and she works closely with each of her clients to deliver compassionate representation tailored to each client’s unique situation. Ms. Simpson prefers to help her clients resolve their conflicts and reach favorable agreements without the need for expensive, stressful and time-consuming court battles; however, she will not hesitate to take her clients’ issues to court when necessary to help them pursue their goals and the positive results they expect and deserve.
Paternity
Ms. Westmont proudly served on the Colorado Women’s Bar Association Board of Directors from 2016-2021, and has lectured on many family law topics. In 2016 Ms. Westmont co-wrote an article for the May 2016 Colorado Lawyer: “Who’s Their Daddy: Navigating Allocation of Parental Responsibilities and Paternity Actions”
Premarital Agreement
Family trusts established before or during marriage may qualify for treatment as separate, not marital property. It is often considered wise to draft and execute a premarital agreement in order to avoid property division of an interest in a family trust.However, many trust beneficiaries who do not exercise such foresight find that there are certain trust interests that may be included as part of the divisible assets in a divorce.Family members who created the trusts may view judicial intervention and the “discovery” process associated with valuation of a marital component of a trust interest to be an unwelcome invasion of that family’s privacy and wealth.
Guardianship
Ms. White discovered her passion for family law while attending Loyola University Chicago School of Law where she learned that her skills were best used in the context of family disputes. Ms. White gained valuable courtroom experience serving as a guardian-ad-litem through the Loyola University Community Law Center Clinic where she advocated for the best interests of children and disabled adults in guardianship matters. Prior to moving to Colorado, Ms. White completed a 40-hour mediation training program through the Chicago Center for Conflict Resolution.
Spousal Support
The dissolution of a marriage is a significant life step involving numerous legal issues, from accomplishing property division to establishing spousal maintenance and allocating parental responsibilities. Divorces involving
Legal Separation
Mediation and arbitration. We also handle legal separation, and we provide sound legal guidance for spouses seeking to dissolve a common-law marriage or

Restraining Order

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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our firm utilizes state-of-the-art technology to effectively and efficiently navigate complex property division. We also work with other trusted professionals such as appraisers, accountants, estate planning experts and tax advisers to accurately identify, trace and value marital and separate assets.
Trusts

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