At The Law Office of Andrew Bryant, we pride ourselves on our status in the community. We work hard to build relationships locally with those in the legal community such as judges, prosecutors, and other legal professionals. This helps you by ensuring your case moves as fast as it can toward a resolution.
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Read MoreThe problems that clients come to us for are often traumatic. The ending of a marriage, the fight over custody of children, or criminal charges that can take away your freedom. Most people have not experienced these things before, but The Law Office of Andrew Bryant does have that experience. This lets us ensure our clients are cared for with patience and understanding, all while helping them to understand the legal challenges they are up against.
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We fight hard for our clients, but we are just as direct about what that fight can realistically accomplish. That honesty is what makes our advocacy worth paying for, and it is the main reason clients trust us with the hardest periods of their lives.
Here is what that looks like in practice:
We never promise a particular outcome, because no lawyer controls what a judge decides. What we promise is preparation, honest advice, and a team that stays in your corner from the first meeting through final orders.
Contact us for a free consultation, and we will tell you exactly where your case stands. Call (719) 634-7353 in Colorado Springs or (720) 548-4440 in Greenwood Village.
BEGIN YOUR JOURNEYThe Law Office of Andrew Bryant serves clients across Colorado from two offices, one in downtown Colorado Springs and one in Greenwood Village. Wherever your case is filed, you work with attorneys who know the local courts and how they schedule family cases.
Our headquarters at 805 S. Cascade Ave. is minutes from the El Paso County Judicial Building, where divorce, custody, and protection order cases for the 4th Judicial District are heard.
Andrew Bryant has practiced in these courtrooms since he began his career in the district attorney’s office, and our team knows how local divisions handle temporary orders, mediation, and final hearings.
Our Greenwood Village office serves families in Denver and its southern suburbs, including Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Littleton, and Aurora. Clients there get the same honest approach and the same direct access to their attorney as clients in Colorado Springs. For general questions that span both regions, either office can help you get started.
FREE CONSULTATIONCriminal defense has been part of this firm since the day it opened, and it remains half of who we are. If you are facing a DUI or another criminal charge, our attorneys will review the evidence, explain your options plainly, and defend you in court.
DUI cases are a major focus of our criminal practice, along with domestic violence, drug, and assault charges. A criminal charge can also follow you into a divorce or custody case, and having one firm that understands both sides keeps your strategy consistent.
Andrew Bryant began his legal career at the El Paso County District Attorney’s Office. That background gives our team a clear view of how charges are built and where they can be challenged, in criminal court and in family cases where criminal allegations come up.
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Family law is the core of our practice, and every case gets a strategy built around your goals, your children, and your finances. Here is how we help.
We guide you through every stage of a Colorado divorce, from the first filing through temporary orders, financial disclosures, settlement talks, and a final orders hearing if one is needed.
Whether your divorce is cooperative or contested, you will understand each decision before you make it. Temporary orders on parenting time, support, and who stays in the home can shape the rest of the case, so we treat that early stage as seriously as the final hearing.
Colorado courts decide parenting time and decision-making based on the child’s interests, using the factors in C.R.S. 14-10-124.
We help you build a parenting plan the court can approve and present the evidence that shows what your children need, whether you are negotiating with the other parent or heading to a hearing.
When the facts are disputed, we can advise you on bringing in a child and family investigator or a parental responsibilities evaluator.
Not every case needs one, but when a neutral professional can give the court a clearer picture of your family, we will explain the cost, the timing, and whether it is likely to help.
When a divorce involves a business, real estate, retirement accounts, or investments, the details decide the outcome.
Colorado divides marital property in a way the court finds fair under C.R.S. 14-10-113, which is not always a 50/50 split, so we work with forensic accountants and business valuation professionals when the numbers need to be traced or tested.
Hidden assets are harder to hide than most people think. Money has to come from somewhere, so tracing deposits, transfers, and account openings can often show where funds went, including funds moved into cryptocurrency.
Support orders shape your finances for years, and updated Colorado child support guidelines took effect on March 1, 2026, revising the support schedule and how parenting time is credited.
We calculate realistic figures from the actual income, parenting time, and expenses in your case and pursue modifications when circumstances change.
The main inputs are each parent’s income, the number of children, and the overnights each parent has, along with costs such as health insurance and child care, so accurate financial records make a real difference.
Most Colorado divorce and parenting cases go through mediation before a judge decides anything, unless domestic violence or another reason leads the court to waive it.
Our attorneys prepare you for mediation so you walk in knowing what a fair agreement looks like, and Mark Galler also brings mediation training to the way he approaches contested cases.
An allegation of abuse or a protection order can change a divorce or custody case overnight.
Because our firm practices both family law and criminal defense, we understand how a protection order, a pending criminal charge, and a parenting dispute affect each other, and we can address all three.
We also handle paternity, legal separation, enforcement of court orders, military divorce, family law appeals, and stepparent adoptions when a parent has stepped away from a child’s life.
Since 2026, the firm has also offered estate planning to help families protect what they have built.
Honest advice sometimes means telling you something you did not want to hear at the start, so you can plan around it instead of being surprised at the end. Clients hear these truths from us early:
None of this means we stop fighting for what you want. If you decide a goal is worth pursuing after you understand the odds, we will pursue it with you and give it everything we have.
Our attorneys see their role as the guiding force in your case, not the driving force. You will get the information, options, and recommendations you need, and then you choose the direction, because the outcome affects your life and your children long after the case closes.
Clients who stay in control of their own decisions tend to come through a divorce in a better place, even when the process is painful. That is why we explain the likely result of every major choice before you make it.
The first steps are simple, and you will know what comes next at every stage. Many people put off calling because they are not sure they are ready, but an early conversation often prevents mistakes that are hard to undo. Here is the typical path for a family law case:
| Stage | What Happens | What You Can Expect From Us |
|---|---|---|
| Free consultation | You tell us what is happening and what you want | An honest read on your options and a realistic outlook |
| Attorney match | We assign the attorney who fits your case and style | A direct line to your attorney and a clear plan |
| Filing and disclosures | Petitions, responses, and financial disclosures are prepared and filed | Deadlines tracked and documents reviewed before they go out |
| Temporary orders | The court can set interim parenting time, support, and use of property | Preparation for any hearing and advice on what to request |
| Mediation or negotiation | Both sides try to resolve some or all issues | A clear picture of what a fair agreement looks like |
| Final orders | A judge approves the agreement or decides the contested issues | Full trial preparation if the case does not settle |
Every case moves at its own pace, and the courtroom you are assigned plays a large role in scheduling, since some divisions set contested hearings many months out. In El Paso County, check the court’s posted hours before any in-person appearance, and we will keep you updated on every date that matters.
Andrew Bryant’s work has been recognized by clients, peers, and local media. His honors include:
These honors belong to Andrew individually, and the firm’s team works to the same standard on every case.
Andrew Bryant founded the firm after starting his career as a prosecutor with the El Paso County District Attorney’s Office.
He has represented Colorado Springs families in divorce and custody cases and individuals in criminal cases for more than a decade, and he believes clients should leave every meeting understanding the realistic range of outcomes.
Andrew has seen family conflict from both the courtroom and the prosecutor’s table, which is why he pays close attention to safety when abuse or substance use affects a custody case.
He earned his undergraduate degree at George Washington University and his law degree at the University of Kentucky.
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Mark Galler practices family law from our Greenwood Village office, representing clients in divorce, custody, and protection order matters across the Denver metro.
He litigates with a settlement-first mindset shaped by his mediation training: he gives clients every tool and piece of information they need, then lets them decide the direction of their own case.
Mark also treats the counselor side of the job as seriously as the courtroom side, because many people going through a divorce have no one else to confide in. Before coming to Colorado, Mark ran his own practice in Illinois.
A divorce or custody case will affect your family for years, so the attorney you choose should be one who will fight for you and tell you the truth along the way.
The Law Office of Andrew Bryant has two offices to serve you: 805 S. Cascade Ave. in Colorado Springs and 8480 E. Orchard Rd., Suite 1300, in Greenwood Village.
Contact us for a free consultation, and take the first step with a team that will give you a straight answer.
Results depend on the specific facts of each case. This page provides general information, not legal advice.
Andrew’s practice is dedicated to helping clients in Colorado in these legal areas:
If you become the subject of a criminal investigation, the sooner you get a criminal defense lawyer, the better. With Andrew’s experience as a former prosecutor handling felony and misdemeanor cases, including sexual assaults, homicides, DUIs, and domestic violence matters, he knows how to handle cases on a criminal level exceptionally well.
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If your marriage is ending or your time with your children is on the line, you need a Colorado Springs family law attorney who will fight for what matters and be honest about what the fight can realistically get you. Voted one of the top law offices and law firms in Colorado Springs by The Gazette for nearly a decade, The Law Office of Andrew Bryant handles divorce, child custody, and high-asset family law cases. From our offices in Colorado Springs and Greenwood Village, we have built our reputation on hard work and plain talk.
LEARN MOREContact The Law Office of Andrew Bryant today for a free consultation concerning your criminal or family law case. You are just a click away from a top-rated and respected team with the experience and tenacity to ensure you get the best legal services offered in Colorado Springs – call or email now.
805 South Cascade Ave.
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903
Phone: 719-634-7353
