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Niwot (10 miles)
Louisville (11 miles)
Eldorado Springs (11 miles)
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At the Boulder law office of Goff & Goff, LLC, we have focused on providing our clients with high-quality legal representation since 1997. We have the experience and ability to advocate on your behalf in negotiation, litigation or at trial.

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Phone: (303) 415-9688

Address: 3015 47th St Ste E1, Boulder, CO 80301

Website: http://www.goff-law.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Colorado law requires that both parents financially support their children through the age of 19. The basis for calculating each parent's obligation is known as the Colorado child support formula. The child support formula considers the gross incomes of both parents and allows for certain deductions for items such as health insurance premiums. After a child support number is calculated, one parent usually owes the other parent a certain amount of money that must be paid on a regular basis. Due to the complexities of calculating child support and the long term expense associated with paying it, consulting with an experienced family lawyer prior to agreeing on a child support amount is advisable.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child custody disputes often arise in non-marital relationships and in divorce cases. When the parties are not married, a child custody case is started when one of the parents files a Petition for Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (APR). Regardless of whether you are married, when you have a child together, one of the biggest decisions you and your partner will face is that of custody. Where will your children live? Who will make the major life decisions for them? How will the other parent fit into their lives? These are all questions that you and your partner will have to find the answers to. Unfortunately, separating couples are not always in agreement and custody disputes are common.
Paternity
As a father, establishing paternity can help you obtain the rights afforded to parents in Colorado. An unmarried man will not have a legal right to participate in his childâ€™s life until a formal determination of the father-child relationship has been made.
Spousal Support
In a high net worth divorce, child support and spousal maintenance determinations can often not be reduced to a formula. Child support calculators essentially stop after $30,000 in gross monthly income, and the maintenance formula, which provides for a monthly payment to the lower earner of 40% of the higher earner's monthly adjusted gross income minus 50% of the lower earner's monthly adjusted gross income, does not apply to divorcing couples who earn more than $240,000 per year. The lack of clear guidelines both for child support and maintenance for high income couples increase the need for effective legal representation.
Legal Separation
Annulment

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
At Goff & Goff, LLC, our skilled team is ready to fight for your business and will do whatever it takes to secure a favorable resolution in your case. Our Boulder business litigation lawyers have extensive trial experience and have been serving clients throughout Colorado for over 20 years. We have a deep understanding of business law and know how to effectively advocate for our clients in and out of the courtroom. Our firm is ready to utilize the full extent of its technological resources to provide you with accessible, responsive, and results-oriented services.
Intellectual Property
Unfair Competition

Non-compete Agreement
Violation of Non-Compete Agreements. Many companies possess proprietary information and have developed intellectual property which constitute the principal assets of their businesses. Departing employees may attempt to take sensitive information to unfairly compete with their prior employer. Under Colorado law, non-compete agreements are enforceable in certain circumstances. Our lawyers can advise you regarding the enforceability of a non-compete agreement.

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Kathryn practicesÂ family law including divorce, paternity, and post-decree matters. She also provides basic estate planning services.

Bankruptcy
Debtors who own too much non-exempt property, or who cannot pass the Chapter 7 Means Test because their income is too high, may want to consider filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The major difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy is that in Chapter 13 debtors submit a plan to repay their debts, either in part or in full, over time, usually 36-60 months. Due to the requirement of a monthly payment, Chapter 13 bankruptcy works best for people who have steady income. The amount of the monthly payment in Chapter 13 involves a number of factors which our experienced bankruptcy lawyers would be happy to discuss with you.
Foreclosure
A: If you have another place to go, it is usually in your best interest to try for the short sale. Mortgage companies will often forgive the unpaid balance on your loan in a short sale and some even have “cash for keys” programs which pay you up to $5,000 for cooperating in a short sale rather than letting your house go into foreclosure.
Debt Collection
It can be frustrating when a debtor appears to be ignoring your letters and phone calls. Chasing a debtor tends to consume crucial bandwidth that could be better utilized running your business.

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