Dog Bite Defense
Dog bite allegations can lead to serious consequences, from fines to euthanasia orders. We fight to ensure your side is heard and your dog gets a fair chance.

Protecting Bonds. Finding Balance.


At Evolved Law, we understand that when relationships change, deciding who keeps a beloved pet can be one of the hardest parts. Though the law sees pets as property, our team knows they are much more than that, they’re family. Our team approaches every pet custody case with the respect, empathy, and strategy these cases need.


What Is Pet Custody?


Pet custody disputes often arise during divorce, separation, or between co-owners who can’t agree on what’s best for their animal.  These cases can involve questions of ownership, care, and emotional attachment, all of which deserve thoughtful attention. Our team has handled cases involved roommates, breeders and couples.  We help you navigate these conflicts with clarity and compassion, working toward solutions that prioritize your pet’s well-being and your peace of mind.


At Evolved Law, we blend skilled advocacy with understanding. We’ll help you tell your story, protect your rights, and find a resolution that honors the bond you share with your animal.


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If you’re facing a pet custody dispute, you don’t have to go through it alone. Our team is here to listen, guide you through your options, and help you reach a fair and caring outcome for both you and your companion.

Any Dog Can Bite. We Are Here When They Do.
A single moment shouldn’t define your dog’s life. We stand beside you to challenge dangerous dog accusations and fight for fair, balanced outcomes.
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Pet Custody FAQ's

  • How does pet custody work in Colorado?

    Under Colorado law, pets are still considered property. Courts may consider ownership documents, who provides day-to-day care, and the best interests of the animal when deciding where a pet should live. However, every situation is different and can be complicated. If you think you have a pet custody issue, feel free to reach out to our office and we can help you determine your options. 

  • Can pets be part of a divorce or separation agreement?

    Yes. Pets can be included in divorce settlements or separation agreements, just like other shared assets. 

  • What if my ex and I both want to share custody?

    Some people want to have shared or alternating arrangements that let both people see their pet.  We can help you create a pet custody agreement that works for everyone—especially your companion..

  • Can I get my pet back if someone else took them?

    It depends. Please reach out ot our office if ownership is in dispute or your pet was taken without your consent, and we can help you determine what options you have. 

  • Why should I hire an attorney for a pet custody dispute?

    These cases combine emotional complexity and legal nuance. Having an experienced attorney ensures your rights are protected and your pet’s best interests are clearly represented throughout the process.

  • Do these cases go to court?

    Not always. Many pet custody matters can be resolved through negotiation or settlement, especially when both sides care deeply about the animal’s wellbeing. We work to minimize conflict whenever possible.