Child Custody · Denver
Top Child Custody Lawyers in Denver
Child custody lawyers focus on parenting time, decision-making responsibility and relocation disputes. This list compares 8 child custody lawyers practising in Denver on verified licences, years in this area, focus and sourced reputation.
- Updated 14 Oct 2026
- Ranking v1.0.0
- How we rank
- lawyers considered
- 8
- 4 verified licences
- 50%
- average years in practice
- 13
The ranking
Score out of 100- 1
Amara L. Bennett
VerifiedSenior Associate
Brook & Prescott LLP4.0(20)Child CustodyEmploymentFamily+1 moreSpeaks English, Hindi
- 2
Maria Morgan
VerifiedPrincipal Lawyer
Brook & Prescott LLP23 yrs in practice3.5(11)Child CustodyFamilySpeaks English, Hindi
- 3
Daniel Galloway
VerifiedPrincipal Lawyer
Rowe & Thorne LLP22 yrs in practice4.4(20)FamilyBusinessChild CustodySpeaks English, Hindi
- 4
- 5
Tomasz Brennan
UnverifiedFounding Attorney
Rowe & Thorne LLP14 yrs in practiceChild CustodyFamilyPersonal Injury - 6
Zara Weller
UnverifiedManaging Partner
Rowe & Thorne LLP8 yrs in practice4.7(5)Child CustodyDivorceFamily - 7
Arjun Calloway
UnverifiedSenior Associate
Rowe & Thorne LLP21 yrs in practice3.6(16)Real EstateChild CustodyFamily+1 moreSpeaks English, Vietnamese
- 8
Jonah E. Sullivan
UnverifiedPrincipal Lawyer
Rowe & Thorne LLP27 yrs in practice4.7(3)FamilyChild CustodyImmigration
How we rank
Each lawyer gets nine component scores from 0 to 100. The bar shows how many of the 100 available points each component contributed. Weights are fixed for every lawyer in this list and published in full; payment plays no part.
Expertise50%
- Credentials20%
- Relevant experience15%
- Specialization15%
Standing35%
- Verified reputation15%
- Professional recognition10%
- Relevant track record10%
Service & data15%
- Client experience5%
- Profile & data quality5%
- Data freshness5%
Choosing a child custody lawyer
Ask how often the lawyer handles contested custody hearings and whether they work with custody evaluators or guardians ad litem.
Frequently asked questions
What does "best interests of the child" mean?
It is the legal standard courts use to decide custody, weighing factors such as stability, each parent’s involvement and the child’s needs.