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The Law Office of Monica S. McElyea, LLC provides experienced, reputable, and skilled legal representation from our office in Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado. We are honored and humbled each time a client entrusts us to handle their legal matter, because we know the outcome will affect their lives for years to come. Her practice areas include criminal defense, personal injury, DUI, divorce, juvenile matters, and family law. Monica S. McElyea is an established lawyer who provides legal services at competitive rates while maintaining the highest professional standards and continuing to evolve in order to meet the needs of the client. This firm tailors its services to respond to a client’s particular need. Every client deserves clear communication, practical advice, and a cost effective outcome. The firm practices and believes in frequent client communication and participation in decision making in order to ensure the outcome meets a client’s need. Monica was born and raised in Pennington Gap, Virginia, until she moved to Georgia to attend law school. She graduated from the Walter F. George School of Law at Mercer University, in Macon, Georgia in 1991. After graduating from law school and practicing law for five years in Virginia, she and her husband moved to Summit County, Colorado in 1997.  In 1997, she commenced practicing law in Frisco with David A. Helmer. She first worked as an associate and then as a partner in the law firm of Helmer & McElyea, LLC. Monica S. McElyea practices in the areas of criminal defense, domestic relations including divorce, personal injury, medical malpractice, civil and criminal litigation. Attorney Monica S. McElyea is a former Assistant Commonwealth’s Attorney for Lee County, Virginia and a former Assistant Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia. Monica has engaged in the practice of law for over 30 years.  She and her husband lived in Breckenridge, Summit County, until they relocated to the Grand Junction area in December 2023.  She actively practices law only in Colorado, and is inactive in the Commonwealth of Virginia, Tennessee, and Georgia.

Nate primarily assists farming and ranching families through effective negotiations of mineral leases, land use agreements, and water rights issues to ensure the ongoing and future value of their investments in their real property. Nate has proven extremely effective if an issue results in litigation.

Mrs. Le Fleur specializes in family law, criminal defense, and Civil Protection Orders. She is committed to providing quality legal services to her clients in the most cost efficient manner possible. She understands that whether it is divorce, child custody, post-decree modification, enforcement issues, felony or misdemeanor charges, or defending against allegations of domestic violence, her clients are trusting her with all they hold most dear – their assets, their home, their liberty, their life, and their children.. Prior to forming Le Fleur Law, LLC., Mrs. Le Fleur was a partner at Luna Law, LLC., an associate at the Law Office of Randy L. Brown P.C., the Office of the Alternate Defense Counsel, the Election Division for the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office, and the Mesa County District Attorney’s Office. Her experience in these areas of the law provide a broad foundation and interdisciplinary understanding of the many facets of litigation, as well as a unique insight into the complexity of family law cases and criminal defense.. Mrs. Le Fleur is an aggressive and zealous advocate in the courtroom. She is sensitive to the needs of her client's, and works to maintain the integrity of the family unit, as well as the individual rights and interests of each party, while understanding that there is no standard divorce formula, as each family faces different challenges when rebuilding their life.. When she’s not in the courtroom, Mrs. Le Fleur enjoys hiking with her dogs, cooking a mean lasagna, and mastering the great art of fly fishing.

Marc Summers merged Summers Law, Ltd., with Stone Law, LLC in the fall of 2016. Mr. Summers relocated to the Grand Junction area from Gunnison, Colorado, after spending nearly a decade serving clients in Gunnison, Montrose, Delta, Hinsdale, San Miguel and Ouray Counties. Stone Law, LLC., is committed to continuing the quality legal services and small town values that Mr. Summers developed in Gunnison and Montrose, here in the Grand Valley and throughout Colorado's western slope. Mr. Summers is dedicated to giving all of his clients the personal attention they deserve, whether they reside in Grand County or La Plata County - and all points in between. Mr. Summers cares about his clients, their needs and providing a quality product.. Mr. Summers focuses his practice in the areas of Estate Planning (Wills and Trusts); Probate and Trust Administration; Business transactions, LLC, Partnership and Corporate formation, governance and operations; as well as Real Estate and Property matters.. Call today to set an appointment with Marc E. Summers to discuss your needs.

Keith is a past president of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association and is a current board member.  He is a Leaders Forum Member of the American Association for Justice.  He is or has been a member of the Legislative Policy Committee of the Colorado Bar Association, Plaintiff's Employment Law Association, National Employment Law Association, and Faculty of Federal Advocates.  Keith has been practicing law since 1978.  He started his own practice in 1991.  He was designated an Advocate by the National College of Advocacy in 1994.  He has been recognized as practicing in the top five percent of his profession by the Colorado Bar Fellows.  Keith has been designated a Colorado Super Lawyer by Denver's Super Lawyer magazine (2007 - 2015).  Keith has also been selected as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer in the state of Colorado.  Keith has helped multiple families involved in mining accidents, chemical or propane explosions, and radiation exposure resulting in serious injuries and death.  These cases include roof fall and methane or hydrocarbon explosions.  He is also a member of the Navajo Nation Bar Association.

J.R. was born and raised in Grand Junction. He graduated from Fruita Monument High School and then attended the University of Denver. He graduated with two degrees – one in Public Policy and one in Finance. While in college, J.R. worked as a legal assistant at a law firm in Denver to make sure he wanted to invest in a legal education. After deciding that law was a good fit, J.R. then went to the University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law.. After graduating law school, J.R. returned to his roots in the Grand Valley. Over the last 10 years, J.R. has spent a lot of time in the courtroom. He spent 15 months as a prosecutor at the Mesa County District Attorney’s office and then started his private practice in 2011. In the last 10 years, J.R. has gone to trial over 30 times.

Isaiah Quigley is a civil trial lawyer whose focuses include disputes arising out of business, real estate & commercial contracts, tort claims, marijuana industry, construction, business, and property matters.. He practices in state, district, and federal courts, as well as regulatory proceedings (including MED), primarily in Colorado, and in arbitration proceedings across numerous jurisdictions.Isaiah’s trial advocacy and creative, aggressive approach to his litigation enables him to promote complete, efficient, effective, and where appropriate, early resolutions of your matter.

I was born in Virginia, but I have also lived in Nebraska, Oklahoma, and England. I enjoy reading, playing/watching sports, and traveling. I have traveled to seven countries and 42 states. I currently live in Mesa County, Colorado with my husband and fur-baby (dog) Benelli.. Currently, I am an attorney with Colorado Legal Group where we primarily handle family/domestic legal issues. Previously, I was a district attorney which gave me a wealth of knowledge and litigation experience. I am passionate about helping others even when I am not working. I regularly volunteer with several groups in the community. Most people would describe me as a workaholic, but I truly love my job... my love of helping others is what drives my work ethic. Challenges are the best because it means I am constantly learning, never settling for status quo.. When I am not working, you can usually find me outside gardening, hiking, or some other outdoor adventure which makes Colorado a great place to live.

I want to be the person you know who will give you candid advice on mattters that are important to you, taking into consideration other relevant factors, not just the law.  Someone who will tell you the information you need and give you options so you can make an informed decision.  I do not want you to be worried about calling me if you have questions.. Whether you know exacly what you want in your estate plan, for example, or have some questions, I will be happy to assist you.. Serving Grand Junction, Colorado and the Grand Valley.

I have been continuously licensed & practicing trial law in Western Colorado since 1982, and have specialized in domestic and family law since 1994.  This field of law includes a broad range of legal issues that impact upon more people than any other in the law.  My goal is to help my clients achieve the best possible outcomes for themselves and for their children.  I am readily available for my clients, dedicated to their cause, promptly respond to their needs and concerns, and guide them through the process!  Its personal, law practiced the way it was meant to be done!

I grew up in Denver with my family who remain in the Denver area.  My interests are mainly arts related; I am a fan of the local opera company, High Desert Opera, and the local music.. I graduated from Regis University in 2004, receiving a Bachelor of Science degree, with honors, in Finance and a minor in Business Administration. During my undergraduate period, I maintained full time employment with a large food distribution company based in the Denver area.. In December 2007, I graduated early from the University of Tulsa College of Law, receiving my Juris Doctorate degree.  I explored the legal field widely while in law school, working as a research assistant to one of my professors regarding cultural property, studying abroad in both Ireland and Argentina, and interning with private employers and the Tulsa County Public Defender's Office.  I was also the social chair for the local chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity.. I moved to Grand Junction in 2008 after a period of interning for the Colorado State Public Defender's Office. Prior to joining Younge & Hockensmith as an associate, I maintained a small practice with a friend from law school in Grand Junction focusing mainly on family law issues.

I am an AV rated attorney specializing in water law.  I represent traditional ranch owners, guest ranch operators, developers, municipalities, and individual water users all across Western Colorado.

I am an attorney with over 9.5 years experience in the courtroom as a prosecutor and over 50 jury trials in my career. In addition, I am a certified NLFPA agent who also represents college football coaches. Now, George Alan Holley Law primarily focuses on family law and trusts and estates.

I am a Colorado native and grew up in Mancos near the Four Corners. I went on to receive my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with a concentration in Counseling Psychology and a minor in Sociology from Mesa State College in 2000. I then received my Juris Doctorate in 2003 from the University of Nebraska, College of Law. Following graduation from Law School, I moved with my husband to Austin Texas, where I became a licensed attorney in the fall of 2003. During that same time, I became a new mom and chose to stay home with my first son. In early 2005 our family moved back to Colorado to help with a church plant in the Denver area. I then obtained my Colorado Legal License. In 2006, I began working as a Weld County Deputy District Attorney for the 19th Judicial District in Greeley, Colorado. Our family then moved back to the Grand Junction area and I continued my work for several years as a Mesa County Deputy District Attorney. As a Deputy District Attorney, I prosecuted both misdemeanor and felony level cases. However, most of my career as a prosecutor was spent handling the juvenile criminal docket. I felt it was important to help get the kids back on track through services, education, and appropriate consequences so that they could avoid making similar mistakes as adults. I am a member of the Colorado Bar Association and the Mesa County Bar Association. I am focusing my current legal practice on providing legal services for Estate Planning, Trusts, Probate, and adoption. I am also contracted as the City of Fruita Municipal Prosecutor.  I am dedicated to giving my clients competent and compassionate assistance in planning for their futures and the future of their loved one’s.

Chris regularly handles civil matters in state and federal courts in Colorado and Utah. His areas of emphasis include representing business and individual clients with natural resource, commercial, and real property disputes. Chris also represents government and private clients in matters involving municipal law, zoning, and land use issues.. In addition, Chris regularly represents business entities with construction-related disputes. His practice includes advising clients on contract negotiation and representation in business transactions. He says, "Our focus is always to provide practical advice and cost-effective representation.". Chris serves as City Attorney for the City of Moab, Utah, and as general counsel for the Grand Valley Drainage District in Western Colorado.

Chris Mahre grew up in farm country in central Washington State where his parents grew Concord grapes, mint, and raised beef cattle. He went on to receive his Bachelor of Science degree from Oregon State University in 1986 and a Juris Doctorate from Seattle University School of Law in 1990. In Washington, Chris served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for eight years and was a candidate for District Attorney and State Representative. Chris entered private practice in Washington, and after operating his own solo law practice for three years, moved to Grand Junction, Colorado in 2001 with his wife and two boys.. In Colorado, Chris has focused on building a thriving legal practice, bringing on two associate attorneys to provide a wide array of legal services. Chris’ emphasis is in elder law, providing legal services for estate planning, estate litigation, conservatorships and guardianships, probate, and will contests. Chris also handles civil litigation matters and personal injury claims.. Chris is a member of the Colorado Trial Lawyers Association, the Colorado and Mesa County Bar Associations, the Colorado West Estate Planning Counsel, Grand Junction Downtown Rotary Club, and past member of the National Ski Patrol.. Chris is dedicated to providing legal help to those in need, setting an example for his associates and staff for hard work and honesty in the pursuit of serving others.

Chadwick McGrady represents folks who have been seriously injured or lost a loved one from no fault of his own.  Mr. McGrady takes no fee unless he wins and advances or pays all costs to prosecute his client's claim.. Mr. McGrady's office accepts calls 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.  Call today for a free initial consultation.

Brittany is a family law attorney serving the majority of the Western Slope of Colorado.  She focuses in the areas of pre and post marital agreements, dissolution, child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, and modificaiton of dissolution documents.  She believes in bringing value, compassion, and individual attention to each case she works on.. When not advocating for her clients, Brittany enjoys cooking, golfing, and spending time with her family.

Barbara enjoys meeting people and working on a wide variety of legal issues, including probate, estate planning, civil litigation, real estate transactions and business formation. During law school, Barbara served as Editor-in-Chief for the Arizona Law Review and touched off a life-long love for critical reading. During her year at the Court of Appeals, Barbara had the honor of clerking for the now-retired Honorable Jose D.L. Marquez, a former Mesa County District Court Judge and wonderful human being. While building her practice, Barbara successfully defended her client's judgment at the Colorado Supreme Court.  She has effectively represented clients across Colorado and from as far away as England and Australia. Barbara presented oral argument before the Colorado Court of Appeals and the Colorado Supreme Court. She is an active member of the Mesa County Bar Association and deeply appreciates the beauty of Western Colorado. When not working, Barbara takes pleasure in spending time with her husband, Bradley, visiting friends and family, and helping talented artists reach their full potential.

Baird B. Brown has over 38 years of experience practicing law, with emphasis in estate, trust, long-term care, tax, special needs and asset protection planning.  Will contests, along with trust, estate and probate administration are also part of his day-to-day practice. Baird graduated from the University of Colorado in 1972 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and received his law degree from Willamette University in 1975. Baird is a Fellow of the American College of Trust & Estate Counsel (ACTEC); a member and former chairman of the Colorado Bar Association Trust and Estate Section; current member and past Chair of the Board of Directors of Continuing Legal Education of Colorado, Inc.; a Fellow, past Board member and member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA); a member of the Council of Advanced Practitioners (NAELA CAP); and is recognized by the National Elder Law Foundation as a Certified Elder Law Attorney.. Baird is the co-author of "Mental Capacity, Legal and Medical Aspects of Assessment and Treatment", published by Thomson Reuters. Baird also has been a guest speaker at various events periodically throughout the United States.  He has been named a Colorado “Super Lawyer” in the area of Trusts and Estates.

Attorney Andrew Peters is a founding partner in the firm, Peters & Nolan and specializes in DUI, Criminal defense, personal injury and wrongful death cases.  Mr. Peters has handled thousands of criminal cases with experience on everything from DUI's to white collar crimes, and complex murder cases.  Mr. Peters is a former Mesa County Prosecutor, giving him a unique insight into the tendencies of certain offers, the strengths and weakness of the various prosecutors, and the type of things that the judges want to hear.  Mr. Peters has taught criminology and Criminal Justice to students at Colorado Mesa University as well as lecturing on the subject through Colorado.. Mr. Peters has worked extensively in the civil area representing individuals, families and corporations that have been injured, killed or wrongs.  Prior to founding the law firm of Peters & Nolan and working in the District Attorney's Office, he also worked as a class action plaintiff's attorney for a large cilvi firm in San Diego, California.. When Mr. Peters is not fighting for his clients, he enjoys spending time with his wife and children, biking, kayaking, and skiing.

Annie is a partner at Dufford, Waldeck, Milburn & Krohn.  She is originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin and earned her law degree at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.  Her law practice is concentrated in the areas of real estate, estate planning/probate, guardianships and conservatorships, construction, and civil litigation.  Annie is a trial lawyer and also assists clients outside of court with drafting leases, deeds, property management contracts, real estate purchase contracts, wills, trusts, powers of attorney, promissory notes, deeds of trust, and construction contracts. Her partners at Dufford, Waldeck, Milburn & Krohn also practice in the areas of water law, business law, construction law, employment law, oil & gas law, and commercial litigation.. Outside the office, Annie volunteers to teach children to nordic ski for the Grand Mesa Nordic Council, directs a youth choir, and performs with High Desert Opera.  She loves spending time outdoors with her husband and two young children.