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Van Horn Family Law
Our purpose as attorneys in family law is to peacefully resolve disputes in hopes that court intervention and dispute is minimal. We are called to seek peace and pursue it. In the family law setting that is an ambitious goal and one that is all too often derailed by heightened emotions and unhealthy anger.

Van Horn Family Law makes every effort to be a voice of reason and encourage parties to find places to settle their differences in the context of what is often high conflict. Our law office provides an extraordinary level of personal attention so that you can achieve the best results possible.
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If you are visiting this website, it is likely that you and your family are in the midst of a strenuous conflict, looking for answers and how to proceed. Our firm strives to practice family law with Christian principles. Our purpose as attorneys in family law is to peacefully resolve the issues in hopes that court intervention and dispute is minimal.
Bill Van Horn
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Bill Van Horn has been serving the people of Colorado for decades. He was raised on a farm in Iowa, before coming to Colorado to enter the Air Force Academy as a young cadet at age 17. After graduating from the Air Force Academy in 1974, he then flew as an electronic warfare officer on the B-52 nuclear bomber in Guam and the RC-135S Cobra Ball spy plane in Alaska.
Divorce
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Within Family Law, divorce is the most common type of case. Many issues compose a divorce action: parenting time, child support, spousal maintenance, and the division of property. We are well-experienced in handling the legal issues of a divorce. We walk through these difficult times with our clients.
Legal Separation
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Some choose to file a legal separation, rather than a divorce, because they do not wish to dissolve the marriage. Legally speaking, the process of a legal separation and a divorce are almost identical. And at any moment during the process of a legal separation, either of the parties can convert the proceedings to a divorce.
Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
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When two individuals are not married and have a child, an Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (APR) action can lead to a determination of the parenting time, child support, and decision making between the parents of the child. An individual can be subject to 19 years of child support if involved in a relationship from which a child is born.
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