Military Divorce Attorney
Philip Goldberg was an Army officer for eight years. We have extensive experience representing active duty and retired military service members seeking a divorce in Colorado. We understand the special rules and complexities involved in a military divorce.
Contact our office to schedule a consultation to discuss your legal rights during a divorce.
What is a Military Divorce?
A military divorce is a divorce proceeding involving an active duty or retired military service member. Military service members typically retain a civilian attorney because military attorneys do not represent service members in a divorce.
One issue in a military divorce is determining jurisdiction. Colorado requires at least one spouse to have residency in the state for a minimum of 91 days immediately prior to filing for divorce.
Issues Involved in Military Divorce
The Military Divorce Process
The process for a divorce in Colorado is the same regardless of military status.
Colorado requires a minimum 91-day (13 weeks) waiting period between serving the Petition and the court granting the dissolution of marriage.
How We Can Help with Your Military Divorce
Our legal team has extensive experience representing military service members and their spouses in divorce proceedings. We:
Military Divorce FAQs
Legal Support for Your Military Divorce
The attorneys at Philip Goldberg PC have extensive experience representing active duty and retired military service members seeking a divorce in Colorado.
We understand the special rules and complexities involved in a military divorce. Let us guide you through the military divorce process and help ensure that you receive the best possible outcome in your case.