The Colorado Divorce Decisions Panel™
The presenters
Every seat on the panel is a verified professional who teaches their piece of a Colorado divorce plainly, stays in their lane, and never sells from the stage. Here is who holds each seat today, and which seats are open.
Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.
Every license checked
DORA, the Colorado Supreme Court attorney registry or NMLS, before a name goes on this page.
Education, not advice
General information on stage; individual questions go to a private conversation the attendee starts.
No lead fees, no lists
Presenters volunteer their time. Attendees choose who to contact. Nobody buys a seat.
in person and on Zoom
Second Saturday of the month, 9 to 11 AM, in person in the south Denver metro and live online.
Six chairs plus the host, one morning a month: real estate, mortgage, title, family law, money and the emotional side. Three chairs are filled. Three are open, and we are choosing carefully. Presenters get a reviewed profile on this site, their material published under their name, and the anonymous question log from every session.
Seats filled
Damon L. Chavez
Certified Real Estate Divorce Specialist · Certified Residential Appraiser · leads the Kenna divorce real estate team as an affiliate partner (RE/MAX Professionals)
Teaches the house segment: keep, sell, buy out, court-ordered sales, and the number both attorneys can rely on. More than a decade on the real estate side of divorce; RE/MAX Hall of Fame.
Brian Lee Burke
Workshop host · team leader and employing broker, The Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC · REALTOR® · author of two books
Founded the free Colorado divorce workshop, hosts every session in person and on Zoom, and takes the discovery calls. Twenty-five years in Colorado real estate and construction.
Mike Oswald
VP of Mortgage Lending at Rate · NMLS 261003 · lending to Colorado families since 2001
Teaches the lending segment: refinance deadlines, qualifying on support income, assumptions, releases of liability, and pre-approval on the draft decree so the deadline is real before it is signed.
Homestead Title
Title and closing (confirming)
The closing segment: how the decree, the quitclaim deed and the payoff become a clean closing, and what the title company needs before it disburses proceeds as ordered. Presenter profile coming.
Seats open
Family-law attorney
Active Colorado license, three or more years of current family-law practice
Teaches the process and the property rules: the injunction, disclosures, mediation, the decree, without predicting outcomes or running an intake pitch.
CFP, CDFA or CPA
Divorce experience and a disclosed business model
Two post-separation budgets, assets after tax, liquidity versus paper value, retirement and tax handoffs.
Mediator
ODR roster membership a plus
What mediation is, neutrality, preparation, when it fits and when it does not.
Licensed therapist (LMFT, LPC, LCSW)
Divorce and co-parenting focus
Stress, communication, parenting transitions, and recognizing when clinical support is needed.
Estate-planning attorney
Rotating fourth-perspective seat
Wills, trusts and beneficiaries after the decree; the premarital house and inherited property.
Where the panel works
The workshop is in person and on Zoom, and the real estate seat serves 34 cities from Fort Collins and Greeley to Colorado Springs. Tap a pin for that city’s divorce real estate page.
What presenters get
A reviewed profile
Your discipline, credentials and scope, described neutrally, with a link to your own site. Damon’s and Mike’s pages are the template.
See a presenter pageYour material, credited
Your segment published under your name with a review date, plus reusable social assets.
The question log
The anonymous questions from every session: what people are actually asking, in their words.
No strings
No fees either direction, no attendee lists, no exclusives. Settlement-service providers participate only under a compliance review.
The rules of the roomQuestions professionals ask
Who verifies the credentials?
We do, before the name is published: DORA for real estate and mental-health licenses, the Colorado Supreme Court registry for attorneys, NMLS for lenders, and the issuing body for any designation. Presenters tell us if anything changes.
Can I present on Zoom instead of in the room?
Yes. The live workshop runs in person and on Zoom at the same time. Reviewed written or recorded material for the online workshop is also welcome and credited.
Is there a fee, or a fee paid to me?
Neither. Kenna pays for the venue, refreshments, materials and marketing; presenters volunteer their educational time.
Can I be listed without presenting?
No. The profile is earned by teaching. A resource-packet contributor is credited in the packet, not on the panel page.
Where to go next
Call your Colorado divorce agent
Questions about the house, the deed or the decree?
Call us today to talk through your situation and how we can help. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.
Ask the panel
Attendees: send the question you did not want to ask out loud. Professionals: tell us your discipline and license number and we will set up the fit call.
Call or text 303-955-4220
A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree. Prefer email? homes@kennarealestate.com
Ready to sell or buy? Kenna Real Estate Group handles the house.
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Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
