Frequently Asked Questions
Clear Answers. Practical Guidance.
Found Family Law believes legal help should feel approachable and understandable. Explore answers to common questions about LLP services, case types, consultations, costs, and the support available to you.
What Is an LLP?
An LLP is a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional.
Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals are licensed by the Colorado Supreme Court to provide legal services and representation in certain family law matters, with specific limitations established under Colorado law.
LLPs help make family law services more accessible and affordable for individuals and families navigating difficult transitions.
What Types of Cases Does an LLP Handle?
At Found Family Law LLC, Meghan assists clients in a variety of family law matters, including:
• Divorce
• Legal separation
• Parenting responsibilities and parenting time
• Child support
• Maintenance (spousal support)
• Post-decree modifications
• Enforcement matters
Services may include full representation or limited scope assistance depending on the needs of the client and the complexity of the case.
What Are Limited Scope / Unbundled Services?
Limited scope services, also called unbundled legal services, allow clients to receive legal support without retaining full representation for every aspect of their case.
With this approach, clients remain in control of their case while receiving guidance and assistance where needed most.
• Limited scope services may include:
• Legal strategy sessions
• Drafting and reviewing court documents
• Financial disclosure preparation
• Child support and maintenance calculations
• Settlement agreement review
• Mediation preparation and support
• Parenting plan assistance
• Case organization and procedural guidance
This flexible approach can provide meaningful legal support while helping clients manage legal costs.
What Happens During the Initial Consultation?
Initial consultations are typically conducted by phone or video conference.
• During the consultation, Meghan will:
• Learn about your family and legal concerns
• Discuss the facts and goals of your case
• Explain your legal rights and responsibilities
• Identify potential next steps and legal strategies
• Answer questions about the court process and available services
The consultation is designed to provide clarity, practical guidance, and a better understanding of your options moving forward.
How Much Does a Family Law Case Cost?
Every family law matter is unique, and costs vary depending on several factors, including:
• Whether services are limited scope or full representation
• The complexity of the legal and financial issues involved
• The level of agreement between the parties
• Parenting and custody-related disputes
• The amount of negotiation or court involvement required
Found Family Law strives to provide transparent, practical, and cost-conscious legal services tailored to each client’s individual needs and goals.
Under What Authority Do LLPs Practice?
Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals are licensed and regulated by the Colorado Supreme Court pursuant to Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 207.
Rule 207 outlines the scope of practice, responsibilities, and limitations applicable to LLPs in Colorado family law matters.
Our Founder
Meghan Dill-Meinzer
Licensed Legal Paraprofessional, LLP
Meghan Dill-Meinzer is a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional practicing family law in Colorado. She focuses on providing practical, cost effective legal services for clients navigating divorce, custody, and other domestic relations matters.
Meghan has worked in family law for many years, first as a paralegal and now as a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional. Through that experience, she developed a strong understanding of both the legal process and the financial issues that often arise in family law cases.
Her approach focuses on efficient resolution and practical solutions.
Let’s Take the Next Step Together
If you are dealing with a family law matter in Colorado, Found Family Law is here to help you move forward with clarity and stability.