How To Schedule a Consultation

with Fort Collins Divorce Lawyer & Family Law Attorneys 

Please call our office (970-725-6626), or submit an inquiry on the form here to schedule your initial consultation with one of our Fort Collins Family Law Attorneys here at Alexander & Associates. Once you have submitted the form, you will receive a phone call or email within 48 business hours with information about the firm, our pricing, and next steps for scheduling your consultation.

 

We understand that your case is very important to you, and we want to be respectful of your time. Please feel free to reach out to our firm with any questions or concerns that you have.

Please keep in mind that our office is not a place for children. We offer virtual consultations as well as phone consultations to accommodate your child care needs. We kindly ask that you do not bring your children to our office – these topics are not for little ears.

 

Hours
Sunday Closed
Monday 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am–5:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am–12:00 pm
          Friday afternoons are by appointment only
Saturday Closed

 

What Case Type Do You Have?

We charge $50 for our consultations.

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We Look Forward to Meeting You! 

We look forward to seeing you for your consultation with our office! We look forward to learning more about you and your needs. We would like to tell you a little about our firm so you know what to expect during our appointment. Alexander & Associates is a divorce firm in Fort Collins.

We specialize in initial divorce proceedings ; initial custody determinations; modifications of parenting time, child support, and spousal support; abuse and neglect defense; grandparent and foster parent representation; and all matters that affect the family legally.

Our goal is to fully resolve your legal needs and provide the tools you need to protect the best interests of your family. By taking the time to learn about your situation, explore all of your options, and work closely with all involved parties, we can help your family move forward, turn the page, and start the next chapter of your lives.‍

We strive to provide exemplary representation for all of our clients. That mission begins with our consultations. We want to make the best use of your time during our consultation. We would like to make sure that we are providing you with information relevant to your needs. We look forward to serving you as your Fort Collins Family Law Attorney.

Please be sure to bring any and all documentation that you would like the attorneys to consider when evaluating whether to take on your case. If you have questions about our costs, please CLICK HERE to be navigated to our general pricing information.

 

FAQ

How do I schedule a consultation with a Fort Collins family law attorney?

You can schedule a consultation by calling our office or submitting the consultation request form on the website. After submitting the form, you can expect a follow-up with more information about our firm, pricing, and the next steps for scheduling.

What should I bring to my family law consultation?

You should bring any documents you want the attorney to review, including court orders, parenting plans, financial documents, prior agreements, notices, or any paperwork related to your divorce, custody, support, or family law matter.

What types of family law cases can I discuss during a consultation?

A consultation may cover divorce, child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, modifications of prior orders, child protection issues, and other legal matters that affect your family.

Can I schedule a virtual or phone consultation?

Yes. Virtual and phone consultations may be available for clients who cannot easily come into the office or who need flexibility due to childcare, work, or scheduling needs.

Why is a consultation important before starting a family law case?

A consultation gives you the chance to explain your situation, ask questions, understand your legal options, and learn what next steps may make sense for your case. It also allows the attorney to better understand your needs and determine how they may be able to help.