Navigate Colorado Family Court on Your Own Terms
You shouldn't need a law degree — or a large retainer — to navigate the court system. Our guides give you a clear, affordable path forward.
Divorcing with kids is high-stakes. This step-by-step guide walks you through the standard forms, deadlines, and decisions so you can protect your family and move forward with confidence.
$97
Divorcing without children in Colorado? This step-by-step guide covers the standard forms, deadlines, and financial decisions so you can move forward on your own terms.
$97
Colorado parents: you don't need an attorney to establish or modify a parenting plan. This step-by-step guide gives you everything you need to move forward without the fight.
$97
Select the guide that fits your situation
Work through the guide at your own pace.
File With Confidence
Real feedback from people who used these guides to navigate their family law matter and come out the other side.
“[LawGuides] made the legal language easy to understand.”
“[It] answered all my questions and helped me understand each of the documents I needed.”
“It feels great to have this DONE.”
No. LawGuides are informational only and do not constitute legal advice. Purchasing a guide does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you need legal advice specific to your situation, please consult with a licensed Colorado attorney.
Yes. Every guide is built specifically for Colorado courts, Colorado forms, and Colorado law. These guides are not appropriate for use in any other state.
When you hire an attorney, you're paying for personalized legal representation and advice specific to your situation. LawGuides give you the knowledge and tools to handle a standard, uncontested case on your own at a fraction of the cost. If your situation requires personalized legal guidance, working with an attorney is the right call.
These guides are designed for straightforward, uncontested cases. If contested issues come up along the way, we recommend consulting with a Colorado family law attorney before moving forward.
That depends on your situation and how quickly you move through the material. The guide is self-paced — you can work through it on your own timeline and return to any section as many times as you need. You'll have access for one year from the date of purchase, which is more than enough time for most uncontested cases to resolve.
The guides cover the standard steps for each process. If a question comes up that falls outside that scope, we recommend consulting with a licensed Colorado attorney before you file.
Your investment is protected. If you don't find the guide valuable, let us know within 30 days, and we'll provide a full refund. No questions asked.
LawGuides are designed for Colorado residents who are ready to handle their own family law matters and whose situations don't require court intervention. That means both parties are willing to cooperate, there are no contested issues, and you're comfortable following a step-by-step process on your own.

Lauren Lester is a Colorado attorney practicing family law and estate planning. After 10 years of family law work, she saw the same thing over and over: people struggling through the process not because their case was complicated, but because no one had given them the basic information they needed.
She believes people shouldn't have to cash out retirement or take on significant debt to navigate their own family law matter. That's why she created LawGuides — to give Coloradans a realistic, plain-language path through the court system without full legal representation.
Her goal is simple: help you move forward with confidence and control.
NOTE: No attorney-client relationship is created by purchasing a guide.