Catherine H. Ford
Top rated Family Law attorney in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Rocky Mountain Legal GroupPractice areas: Family Law, Criminal Defense
Licensed in Colorado since: 2018
Education: Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Rocky Mountain Legal Group
2985 Broadmoor Valley Rd.Colorado Springs, CO 80906
Catherine H. Ford is an attorney who represents clients in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area. Catherine Ford is recognized by peers and was selected to Rising Stars for 2025 - 2027. This selection is based off of an evaluation of 12 indicators including peer recognition and professional achievement in legal practice.
Catherine Ford chose to pursue a career in law after completing undergraduate studies. She attended Western Michigan University Cooley Law School and graduated in 2017.
She represents clients with Family Law issues in Colorado. She also represents clients with Criminal Defense issues.
Being selected to Rising Stars is awarded to a limited number of attorneys in each state. As one of the attorneys to receive the distinction of Rising Stars, Catherine Ford has earned the respect of peers as one of the top-rated attorneys in the nation.
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- Q: My child lives in California and I live in Colorado my child's mother hasn’t let me see my child in over 5 years
A: Is the case filed in Colorado? Do your orders or parenting plan state that she is required to keep you informed of her contact information? If the … - Q: What should a husband do if a wife says she filed for divorce and got a protection order but doesn't give him any paperwork
A: You should hire an attorney. She is required to personally serve you the paperwork for the protection order. I would go to the Court clerk and ask if … - Q: My ex-husband has yet to pay my family any money owed that was outlined in the divorce paperwork. When can I file a motion?
A: Does the Order have a deadline for him to pay? If not, you will likely be better off with a motion to enforce. You can also file a contempt the day …