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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.

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.

Managing Partner and Trial Attorney, Keller Caubarreaux, joined the firm in early 2012 and has been a partner since 2017. Keller originally grew up in Dallas, Texas, and after graduating from the University of Tulsa College of Law, Keller came to Colorado to begin his legal career.. After successfully building, owning, and operating Williams, Caubarreaux & Lane, P.C., a local law firm focusing primarily on family law, Keller decided to pursue his desire to help injured victims. Keller's passion for helping those who have been wrongfully injured combined with his dynamic approach provides a refreshing experience in navigating the claims process and legal system.. His practice with the firm is focused on personal injury cases which includes automobile collisions, automobile vs. pedestrian cases, truck crashes, premise liability, wrongful death, dog bites, and skier collisions.. Keller is skilled at producing meaningful settlements for his clients but is also prepared to take his cases to trial when settlement is not possible. He has successfully represented clients in Alamosa, Aspen, Craig, Delta, Denver, Durango, Eagle, Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs, Gunnison, Grand Junction, Moab, Montrose, Pagosa Springs, Price, Salt Lake City, Steamboat Springs, and Telluride.. You can rest assured Veritas Injury Lawyers will provide meaningful and effective representation during every stage of the claims and litigation process.. Outside of the office Keller is very involved in the local community and loves the outdoor scene western Colorado has to offer. He has served as the Mesa County Bar President, volunteers his time on numerous boards for local non-profit organizations, and even teaches a law class at Colorado Mesa University.. Accident victims need professional and competent assistance following a serious injury or loss of a loved one. Keller and his team have the knowledge to help you through this stressful and challenging time.. At Veritas Injury Lawyers, our client's interests come first. We thoroughly explore all available insurance and avenues of recovery in order to maximize recovery for accident victims. If you are confronted by an unreasonable adversary, we will provide you with effective representation to seek justice in the courtroom.

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.

I began my career in personal injury and insurance defense lawyer in 1983, alongside his father, Warren Reams. In 1991, I was appointed the position of Public Administrator of the 21st Judicial District of Colorado. My primary focus of practice is now probate and as the Public Administrator, I am appointed to combat the growing number of financial exploitation cases in Mesa County. I specialize in the administration and litigation of decedent’s estates and trusts, protective proceedings including guardianship and conservatorship matters, and wrongful death litigation in connection with the estate.

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.

Fred Hartman is an immigration attorney located in Grand Junction, Colorado, and Glenwood Springs, Colorado. He represents clients in a wide variety of immigration cases, including permanent residency, removal and deportation proceedings in Immigration Court, U visas, naturalization and citizenship, DACA, asylum, waivers, and much more. Fred is 100% bilingual in English and Spanish.

Chris Richter works on behalf of injured workers to get them the benefits they are entilted. Chris primarily works in the area of workers' compensation but his firm is capabable of handling many of your injury needs whether it is a motor vehicle accident, personal injury claim, or social security claim.. In 2006, after graduating from University of Colorado Law School and passing the bar exam, Chris found himself applying for an opportunity at the precursor to Killian Davis Richter & Fredenberg. Chris believed the firm was a good fit for what he wanted to do with his law career: represent injured people and workers to help them get back on track after devastating injuries. Having never been to Grand Junction, Chris was not exactly sure what he was getting into. However, Chris quickly came to appreciate the Grand Valley and all that it has to offer as a hidden treasure and great place to raise a family.. Through his time at KDRF, Chris has worked in all areas of litigation handling cases from a life-shattering propane explosion to typical workers’ compensation and social security disability cases. Currently, Chris focuses his practice on Workers’ Compensation cases. He believes this allows him to provide the best service to his clients by allowing him concentrate on all the details that come with working in a field of law that is constantly changing and requires quick decisive action for injured workers who have families to support.. When Chris is not practicing law, he enjoys spending time with his wife, two daughters, and son. His hobbies include mountain biking, snowboarding, getting on the river, and hiking with the family. Chris also loves watching his kids sports and even helps coach baseball.. - See more at: #

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.

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.

Bryce Lee moved his family to Fruita, Colorado in 2014 and could not be more pleased to establish his law practice in Mesa County. Bryce’s practice is dedicated to bankruptcy, estate planning, and family law. Bryce has helped many throughout the Western Slope establish complicated trusts, wills, and other estate planning needs. Through his family law practice, he represents parties to divorce, parents in child custody matters, prospective adoptive parents, and other matters relating to family law. Bryce works hard to establish a relationship with his clients and to base his efforts on the client’s needs.. Bryce obtained his bachelor’s degree in Economics from Brigham Young University in 2009, while there he was a member of the BYU Swim Team. He went on to earn his law degree in 2012 from the University of Wyoming where he was active in student government serving as President of the law school student body and Vice President in the J. Reuben Clark Law Society.. After law school, Bryce began his career in California where he focused on general litigation and unlawful detainers.. Bryce is licensed to practice law in both Colorado and California. Bryce is an active member of the Grand Junction Lion’s Club.. Bryce, a California native, is married to Aubrey Lee, a Colorado native with deep roots in Grand Junction, and together they have a son and three daughters.. When you bring your case to Bryce R. Lee, you can trust he will efficiently assess the problem and create an effective solution. This is why many of his current cases are referrals from previous clientele.

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.

After graduating from Metropolitan State College in Denver with honors, Ms. Mulholland attended the University of Denver College of Law where she received honors in European Union Law. Prior to joining Hoskin, Farina & Kampf, Ms. Mulholland was the principal attorney in the Mulholland Law Firm, P.C, an immigration law firm with offices in Denver and Utah.  Before opening her own law firm, Ms. Mulholland was an associate at the Denver law firm of Holme, Roberts & Owen, LLP where she had previously spent fifteen years as a legal researcher.