How we help
Every engagement is shaped around your family, your assets, and what matters most to you.
Kara Chrobak
Kara founded Bespoke Law to give clients with complex lives the experience of a large firm and the attention of a small one. Her advice is clear and considered, so every decision is made with a full understanding of the options.
She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the International Academy of Family Lawyers.
Kara has a deep knowledge of Colorado laws and a strong intuition for what would create long-term success. She is a practical and clear-minded advocate.
She approached my case with creativity and strategic insight, always thinking a step ahead and finding solutions I hadn’t considered.
She immediately took away a huge burden of uncertainty and worry, offering advice that was both astute and compassionate.
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Insights
Plain answers to the questions people ask before they call.
Do you handle high-asset divorces in Denver?
Yes. High-asset and complex divorces are the center of our practice, including matters involving businesses, equity compensation, trusts, and multiple properties. We represent clients in Denver and across Colorado.
How much does it cost to work with Bespoke Law?
Full representation is billed hourly, with an advance deposit held in trust. Clients who are resolving their own divorce can choose Strategic Counsel, our flat fee engagement, for $5,000. We explain fees in writing before any work begins.
Can you review an agreement my spouse’s lawyer drafted?
Yes. Reviewing a separation agreement or a prenuptial agreement before you sign it is one of the most valuable things a lawyer can do, and it does not require hiring us for your entire case.
Do you work with my financial advisor or accountant?
Yes, with your permission. Coordinating with the professionals who already know your finances helps make sure the outcome fits your long-term plan.
Do you handle divorces involving another country?
Yes. We regularly handle matters that involve other countries, including property abroad, questions about which country’s courts should decide, and orders that need to be recognized or enforced across borders. When a case spans more than one legal system, we work alongside counsel in the other country.