Calder Family Law

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2851 S Parker Rd Ste 400
Aurora, CO 80014

Calder Family Law in Aurora, CO offers a unique approach to divorce, specializing in no-conflict options for couples seeking an amicable resolution. With over 40 years of experience, Stephen Calder and his team provide personalized services, guiding clients through uncontested divorces with a focus on saving time, money, and emotional energy.

The firm stands out among Aurora divorce lawyers for their commitment to helping couples navigate the difficult process of divorce with compassion and efficiency. Whether it's a cooperative uncontested divorce or a more complex contested case, Calder Family Law is dedicated to providing tailored solutions to meet their clients' needs.

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Mr. A C.
1/2/2017

I used his services to have an uncontested divorce. He worked with me because i am stationed overseas and still got everything done. Just got my finalized divorce papers and i could not be...

Clarice L.
1/26/2018

After over 40 years of marriage I found myself in a situation I never thought I'd be, in need of a divorce attorney. Mr. Calder worked very hard on my case, dealing with my husband being in...

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