Peter Rogers

Peter Rogers lives and works as a family law attorney in Boulder, Colorado. He graduated from the University of Colorado School of Law in Boulder and has been in private practice in Boulder ever since. His primary focus is Family Law, including dissolution of marriage, parental decision making ("custody"), parenting time ("visitation"), child support and spousal support ("alimony"). All financial and property division matters are also handled as they appear in each individual case. In addition to his legal education, Pete is a trained mediator and has completed the Child and Family Investigator training through the Colorado Judicial department. Pete brings with him a wealth of personal life experience. His own personal experience has deepened his care and understanding for the very difficult circumstances surrounding the termination of a marriage. Financial matters are important; however, Pete believes matters concerning the children are most important. Acrimony and conflict between the parents has a direct and harmful effect on the children. Pete brings straightforward, compassionate counsel and advice to these difficult situations. His skill, training and experience as both a lawyer and a mediator help him guide you through the legal system and all the challenges of a family law case. Pete believes that the best results in most cases can be achieved by negotiation and settlement outside of Court. Sometimes settlement is just not possible, so the case has to go to trial. Although his primary focus is Boulder, Pete has handled cases along the Front Range from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, and also in the San Luis Valley. He has tried cases in many Colorado courts, and he has mediated hundreds of other cases. Pete has the skill, experience and compassion to help bring you through your challenging and difficult circumstances.

• Senior attorney
• Languages
• English (Primary)

• Marriage and Divorce in Later Life, Longmont, Colorado Senior Center, 2018
• Wills and Estates: The Basics, Boulder County Senior Law Day, 2016, 2017, 2022 and 2024
• Legal Negotiation and Alternative Dispute Resolution (Adjunct Professor), University of Colorado School of Law, 1987 - 2002
• Co-mediation in Family Law, Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, 1986
• Business law (instructor), University of Colorado School of Business
• Various Continuing Legal Education presentations on mediation, adoption, and other family law matters.

• Boulder County Senior Law Day, 2014 to Present
• Hygiene Community Association, 2011 - Present
• Board of Directors, Wallace Village For Children (now Devereux Colorado, Cleo Wallace Center), Broomfield, Colorado, 1971 - 1981
• Ancillary Businesses
• Child and Family Investigator; Colorado State Judicial Department; 2013-2015
• Family Mediation Center, Boulder, Colorado (Founding Member), 1982-1988
• Center For Dispute Resolution, Boulder, Colorado, basic and advanced mediation training (1982) and coaching staff (1983)

• Colorado
• U.S. Court of Appeals 10th Circuit
• U.S. District Court District of Colorado

• Boulder County Bar Association (Past president; member Family Law Section)
• Colorado Bar Association (Member, Family Law Section; Solo and Small Firm Section)