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What we do:
Our law firm handles matters involving complex financial divorces, prenuptial agreements, estate planning, and estate administration.
Who we are:
Kim Willoughby has provided boutique, personalized legal services for clients for nearly 30 years, with special emphasis on cases involving intergenerational wealth transfer. She has been peer reviewed as at the top of her field by many organizations for over a decade. She is asked to, and does, teach judges and professionals multiple times each year. For a full bio, click here. Her entire legal career has been devoted to limited areas of the law, and she has developed a consistent philosophy and reputation that is an excellent match for certain clients. Kim’s team of lawyers, paralegals, and support staff is well trained to work seamlessly with her to provide outstanding service.
Who we serve:
Our clients are varied, from doctors, lawyers, judges, hedge fund managers, philanthropists, investment bankers, cannabis pioneers, executives, entrepreneurs, professional athletes, artists, to moms and dads. But they have one thing in common – the shared belief that major life changes bring about the potential for meaningful change, that families are to be treated like family, and litigating anger is self-defeating.
We don’t advertise. We don’t use SEO. Our clients find us through word of mouth. That’s because we believe in a good fit with the people we serve, and if the fit is not there, we will refer people to other excellent attorneys. This way, we are able to give 100% support to our clients.
Is this firm for you?
If you are a potential client and you have found this website, you were probably given our name by someone you know, and possibly someone you trust. Perhaps that person knows us both well enough to think we would be a good fit. After exploring our website, if you would like to meet with us, please give us a call.
NEWS AND events
News!
Kim has been selected to the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Family Lawyers Guide, one of only two attorneys honored in Colorado.
Kim will be presenting to the Colorado Bar Association on “The Dark Side of Prenups” on February 28, 2025.
Kim has been named one of the Top 10 Attorneys in Colorado for 2024 by Superlawyers.
Julia co-authored an article in the May 2024 issue of The Colorado Lawyer: Avoiding Financial Fraud.
Kim has again been named a Top Lawyer by 5280 Magazine for 2024. This is the 7th time Kim has been selected by the publication.
Kim presented to the Colorado Bar Association on February 14th, 2024, on “Death and Divorce.”
Kim presented to the Colorado Bar Association on November 17th in Denver: “New Era of Marital Agreements,” with Amy Goscha and Diane Wozniak.
Kim co-authored an article with Wendy S. Goffe and Peter M. Walzer entitled “When Estate Planning and Marital Agreements Collide.“
Kim has again been named one of the Top 100 Attorneys and Top 50 Women Attorneys in Colorado by SuperLawyers. She has been included in SuperLawyers for the last 18 years.
Kim presented to the UCLA Continuing Education Board Estate Planning Institute on April 20 on Prenuptial Agreements.
Kim presented in New York City on May 5th to the New York Chapter of AAML on Estate Planning During Divorce.
Kim presented on June 6 at ENGAGE (AICPA and CIMA) on Estate Planning for the Greying Divorce.
Kim has again been honored as U.S. News and World Report’s 2023 Best Law Firms for Family Law in Colorado.
Kim has been selected by Chambers and Partners to their High Net Worth List of providers in Colorado for Family and Matrimonial Law, and is one of only two attorneys in this area. Chambers identifies the leading professional advisers to the Private Wealth market in Colorado.
Kim has been selected to the American College of Family Trial Lawyers, a select group of 100 of the top family law trial lawyers from across the United States.
Kim presented at the 67th Annual Estate Planning Seminar in October, 2022: “When Estate Planning, Marital Agreements and Divorce Collide: How to Avoid Unintended Consequences” with Wendy Goffe and Peter Walzer.
Kim contributed a chapter to the book How to Be a Lawyer: The Path from Law School to Success.
Kim is now licensed to practice law in South Dakota (her home state), and has opened a satellite office in Bonesteel, South Dakota. This allows Kim to offer clients unique asset protection services.
Kim has been selected as a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Council. ACTEC is a national organization of more than 2,400 lawyers and law professors peer-elected to membership. 
Members are the best and brightest in the trust and estate practice, with years of experience representing and advising families. Kim is the only practicing attorney in the entire country who is a Fellow of both AAML and ACTEC.