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When I'm not representing my clients, I take advantage of living in our beautiful state of Colorado. I love camping, hiking and snowboarding. The mountains are the reason I moved to Colorado two years ago and they are the reason I stay.

The Nettleton Law Firm provides reasonably priced legal services based on sound legal work and strong ethics throughout the Mountain communities including Clear Creek County, Summit County, Grand County, Park County, Gilpin County and Lake County.. Our objective is to provide the one-on-one contact and personalized service that every person seeking legal help deserves.  I bring with me life experiences to apply to each individual and each case solving their particular set of circumstances. I am a former Captain in the US Air Force and an engineer who has raised two children while working full time, most of that as a single mother. Everyone needs help now and then and I am here to help. If I do not believe I have the experience or expertise to help with a particular problem, I will recommend someone who does have that expertise.

Since becoming licensed to practice law in 2014, Alyssa has worked exclusively in the area of family law. She offers her clients timely communication and creative solutions for their family law matters.. Alyssa chose family law because she understands her clients are going through one of the most difficult times of their lives.. “They deserve a compassionate attorney to help them navigate the process,” Alyssa says.. Alyssa discovered her passion for law following an internship with a Dublin, Ireland law firm. She witnessed first-hand how careers in the legal field allow lawyers to create a real difference in people’s lives, and Alyssa knew she was destined to become a lawyer.. Alyssa believes that by practicing family law, she is helping families in her community overcome challenging life events, such as divorce, custody disputes, and domestic violence.. No two cases are alike, and Alyssa approaches every case with a fresh lens. She believes it’s important to set expectations with the client so they know what to expect throughout the process. In turn, they avoid unnecessary stress.. Whenever possible, Alyssa seeks amicable resolutions for her clients’ matters, and she prides herself on her ability to come up with creative avenues of settlement. However, when settlement is not possible, Alyssa is prepared to advocate for her clients in court.. Alyssa enjoys traveling, both domestically and abroad, and she hopes to see as much of the world as she can. At home, Alyssa enjoys cooking, kayaking, and spending time with her husband, son, and two dogs.

Since 2004, Jamie Wright has been the Centennial family law attorney of choice for many clients. Her understanding of the legal landscape in Colorado helps her to uphold her commitment to her clients’ well-being. Whether you are considering divorce, modifying a child custody or support order, or you need spousal support, Wright Family Law knows what it takes to help you obtain the best possible outcome for your situation. You do not have to fight your legal battles alone. Get help from a lawyer who has your best interests at heart. Call Wright Family Law today to schedule your consultation.

Sarah T. McCain is a senior associate at Plog & Stein P.C. who has devoted most of her legal career to the practice of family law. As a compassionate Denver divorce attorney, she believes that cementing a solid attorney-client relationship is essential in order to obtain the judgments and orders her clients need to move on with their lives. She derives great satisfaction from being able to help her clients transition into the next chapter or their lives after divorce with the tools and resources they need to be better prepared. She has handled family law matters of varying complexity, including those involving restraining orders, post-decree modifications, child support, child custody, and parenting time.. A native Michigander, she obtained her law degree from the Michigan State University School of Law in 2006, where she also completed her undergraduate studies in merchandise management in 2003. She is licensed to practice in Colorado and Michigan. In her free time, Attorney McCain enjoys spending time with her family and two dogs, as well as watching Big Ten basketball and football. For the high-caliber representation you need in Denver, please call our firm at. Attorney McCain would be delighted to take a careful look at the details of your matter during an initial consultation.

Robert T. Hinds Jr. is the founder of Hinds and Hinds Family Law, P.C., formerly Robert T. Hinds, Jr. and Associates. Bob was born in Jamaica, New York, and attended Drew University. He relocated to Colorado and graduated from the University of Denver School of Law in 1967, and was admitted to the Colorado Bar in 1968.. Bob distinguished himself as a bright young attorney immediately. He was appointed to serve as a county judge in Jefferson County at the age of 30. He dedicated himself to family law in 1972 and was among the first to specialize in family law in Colorado and has focused on this area of law since. Bob is a highly regarded family law practitioner, lecturing extensively to both lawyers and judges in the field of family law. He has served on committees and has taken leadership roles resulting in the development of many of today’s family law statutes. Until 2007, Bob co-authored the domestic forms that were published for public use.. Bob has been a leader in the family law community for over 40 years, and continues to take on the most challenging and complex domestic cases. In 2010, He was given the prestigious Icon Award from the Colorado Bar Association, an award for significant contribution to the practice and advancement of family law in Colorado. Bob, along with his wife, Donna together received the President’s Award from the Metro Denver Interdisciplinary Committee for lifetime achievement in 2015.. Bob is a regular lecturer on family law and presents four to five times annually between the Family Law University of Continuing Legal Education, the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Colorado Chapter and through the Judicial Education Liaison Committee of the Academy which I chair.  Bob gives presentations to judicial officers, particularly to those that are newly appointed to the general areas of family law.  Bob is past President of the Family Law Section, the Arapahoe Bar Association, the Metropolitan Interdisciplinary Committee, and the Colorado Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers. Bob continues to limit his practice to family law.  And, along with his son and partner, Rob, produced the Colorado Domestic Relations Forms published by Lexis Nexis for a number of years.

Recognizing that his talents, personality and heart were geared towards family law and the challenges, emotions and rewards that this intimate practice can bring, Darin embraced the practice of family law and joined the firm in 2005. Darin’s practice focuses on all areas of family law, including divorce and post-decree matters, interstate cases involving custody (UCCJEA) and child support (UIFSA), as well as paternity actions, guardianship matters and adoptions.. Darin is committed to providing thoughtful, compassionate and sensible representation to his clients facing sensitive and compelling family law issues. Through settlement negotiations, where possible, or trial advocacy, when necessary, Darin strives to meet each client’s unique objectives and to protect each client’s particular needs. Having worked closely with judges as a judicial law clerk, Darin gained a distinctive understanding of the litigation process from the unique perspective of the Court and brings his insights to the representation of his clients.. Darin also handles appeals, particularly in family law cases. Darin assists clients during each step of the appellate process, from evaluating a potential appeal or seeking post-judgment relief to briefing and presenting arguments to the Court.. Darin is honored to have been nominated by his peers for inclusion as a “Rising Star” in Colorado’s Super Lawyers, 2014, an honor conferred on only small fraction of all lawyers practicing in the State of Colorado.

Prior to joining the firm, Megan served as a Deputy District Attorney for the City and County of Denver, Colorado for three and a half years. Megan was appointed by Bill Ritter to run a specialized juvenile federal grant program at the District Attorney's Office wherein she gained invaluable experience in family related legal matters. Accordingly, Megan has extensive court experience trying cases as well as researching and arguing pre-trial matters, including complex legal motions. In 2003, Megan joined Gutterman Griffiths PC as a senior associate. In May 2005, Megan became a shareholder. During her time at Gutterman Griffiths PC, Megan has litigated, mediated and settled all types of family law cases, including dissolution cases, paternity actions, post decree cases, contempt citations, high asset cases, high conflict matters, dependency and neglect cases. Megan has also trained as a family law mediator and arbitrator. In 2006, Megan began a lecture series in Colorado on various family law issues.While in law school, Megan clerked for the Honorable Larry J. Naves Chief presiding Judge in Denver District Court. Megan received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications with an emphasis in Mediation and Conflict Resolution from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Nicole was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, and moved to Colorado in 2021. She graduated from Louisiana State University Law School in 2018 and spent the next three years as a public defender in Louisiana. As a public defender, Nicole was in court daily defending clients against felony charges as well as parents accused of abuse and neglect. Nicole has assisted hundreds of clients charged with criminal offenses navigate the criminal justice system, and she defends her clients’ rights vigorously. Nicole has also helped parents in dependency and neglect cases regain custody and defend against termination of parental rights proceedings. In addition, she has handled dozens of contested trials, both with a jury and without. After leaving the public defender’s office and moving to Colorado, Nicole expanded her practice area to include family law and civil litigation. Nicole takes a personal approach to her cases and focuses on putting her client’s goals first and applying the law to secure the best possible outcome.. Nicole’s criminal practice includes defending against charges ranging from petty theft to first-degree murder as well as defending against probation revocation and both applying for and defending against protection orders. Nicole’s work in family law thus far includes protecting parents in dependency and neglect cases, allocation of parental rights, grandparent rights, restrictions of parenting time, divorce, and post-decree enforcement and contempt.. Nicole is admitted to practice in both Louisiana and Colorado.

Nicole R. Hanson is a Colorado attorney who focuses her practice in domestic relations. Nicole grew up in Nebraska and received her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Nebraska College of Law.. Nicole began her legal career working as a Deputy District Attorney for the 4th Judicial District in Colorado Springs. In 2007 Nicole began specializing in domestic relations law and joined a litigation firm in Cherry Creek.. In 2019, Nicole founded the Hanson Law Firm, LLC with the intention of providing a more personal experience for clients involved in family law matters. Having focused her career in domestic relations law, she has the experience necessary to deliver highly competent, proactive and diligent representation for her clients.. Nicole makes every effort to get to know her clients and their individual goals and expectations and works closely with her clients to achieve their goals in the most cost-effective manner possible.

My practice includes a mixture of family law and civil litigation cases.  In the family law arena, I have experience with divorce, allocation of parental responsibilities, paternity and relinquishment and adoption issues.  In the civil litigation arena, I focus primarily on contract disputes, including the protection of contract rights of creditors in bankruptcy proceedings.  I have experience in probate and in estate planning for small estates which do not require federal tax planning.. Outside of the office, I enjoy hiking, snowshoeing and traveling.  These adventures have taken me to Vietnam and Cambodia and to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.  I have also been to all 50 of the United States.

Leonard is an immensely experienced and dedicated litigator. Originally from Hawaii, he moved to Colorado in 1985 to attend Fort Lewis College in Durango, where he received his B.A. in Philosophy and Political Science in 1991. He later earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Denver in 1997. He is licensed to practice before all Colorado Courts, the United States District Court, and the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals. Leonard is a very experienced courtroom litigator, giving him invaluable insights and ability to assist his clients in navigating to fair resolutions, avoiding litigated outcomes where possible. However, when matters must be tried, he possesses the command of the law, and courtroom skills, necessary to protect your interests. Leonard has litigated at all levels of Colorado state courts, including the Colorado Court of Appeals, Colorado Supreme Court, as well as matters before the federal courts. Leonard has even been engaged to litigate complex family law matters in jurisdictions outside the Colorado where matters required sophisticated grasp of family dynamics and law. In addition, Leonard has been certified as an expert concerning aspects of Family Law litigation related reasonbleness of fees and costs.. He is member of the Colorado Bar Association, Arapahoe County Bar Association, Metro Denver Interdisciplinary Committee, American Association of Conciliation Courts and sits on the executive council of the Minoru Yasui American Inn of Court. Leonard also provides valuable service as a volunteer for the Arapahoe County Bar Association pro se clinic, offering assistance to unrepresented litigants. Outside of his career in the law, Leonard enjoys spending time with his family and service to the community. His "other life" is spent in the serious practice and study of traditional karate, where he holds a 7th degree black belt with the prestigious Japan Karate Association. Leonard was a long time national competitor and continues with training and instructing.

Julia M. Purchase has dedicated her career to the practice of family law and helping families and children through the legal process. She has significant experience litigating domestic relations disputes in the Denver metro area, and collaborating in the resolution of all aspects of dissolution of marriage, including sensitive parenting disputes, complex financial disputes and appellate issues involving family law matters. Julia is a trained and experienced mediator, specializing in mediation of family law cases. She has successfully mediated over 500 cases. Julia served as a a court-appointed Child & Family Investigator for over 10 years and now serves as a Mediator and/or Aribrator, Children's Legal Representative, and Parentng Coordinator/Decision-Maker in Denver, Arapahoe, Douglas, and Jefferson County. Julia’s experience, training and sincere concern for the long-term effects of the legal process allow her to provide thoughtful and efficient service to her clients.. Julia received an undergraduate degree with honors from the University of Texas at Austin and received her Juris Doctorate from the University of Houston. As an undergraduate, she focused her studies on psychology and business. Prior to studying law, Julie helped families and children of abuse and neglect at the Austin Children's Shelter and the Texas Council on Family Violence. Julie and has practiced before the Colorado District Court, Colorado Court of Appeals and Colorado Supreme Court, is an active member of the Family Law Bar, is a board member on the Metro Denver Interdisciplinary Committee (MDIC), and serves on the Arapahoe County Best Practices Committee.

I previously worked as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker for 8 years in Illinois.  I conducted custody evaluations and testified in court proceedings regarding custody recommendations and findings.  Because of this previous experience, I bring a unique expertise to cases involving mental health and psychological issues.

I have been practicing entirely family law for almost 3 decades now.   Family law became my focus early on just because there were a lot of people who came to my office with those kind of matters. I learned that I liked this area law because I was not afraid of the emotions that go along with it. As a business owner, a mother and a wife, I understand the things parents have to juggle on a daily basis. Adding a legal proceeding to the mix can feel overwhelming. The most important thing I can do for my clients is to protect their interests in a legal proceeding so they can continue to focus on their children and their jobs.. I litigate divorce cases from the simple to the complex. I have handled countless motions hearings and trials all over the metro area. Determining income and cash-flow, tax consequences and valuing of real estate, personal property and businesses are a regular part of my practice. Child custody and parenting time disputes can be ongoing. I represent many new and returning clients in modifying parenting time and child support. I partner with CPAs, therapists and other professionals to get the best results for my clients.. I have active licenses in Minnesota and Colorado. Our two offices allow me to handle a steady stream of interstate divorce and family cases.. I received my bachelor’s degree from UCLA and my law degree from Hamline University School of Law (now Mitchell-Hamline School of Law). I was a law clerk in the 3rd judicial district in Minnesota for a year right after law school. After my clerkship, I was an associate for small and medium law firms in Minnesota and California. I completed advanced training in Family Law Trial Advocacy through (NITA) and I have 40 hours of training in family law mediation.. I like to volunteer. You can find me at the military veterans legal clinic and domestic relations self-help clinics around the metro area. I am a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) helping kids in the foster care system. My husband and I are former foster parents.. I am a member of:• Minnesota Bar Association -family law section• Colorado Bar Associations-family law section• W.O.L.F. (Women Owned Law Firms) a fantastic group of lawyers in Colorado

I believe that professionalism is the key to the successful practice of law especially in the area of family law, where children's lives and futures are often at stake. Many attorneys believe that you cannot be aggressive and act professionally at the same time. I disagree. A lack of professionalism and poor demeanor drives litigation (and the cost of litigation) unnecessarily. Well prepared, aggressive representation is the most effective way to reach resolution in or out of the courtroom.. Originally from Michigan, I moved to Honolulu, Hawaii during high school and obtained my undergraduate degree in political science from Hawaii Pacific University, graduating Magna Cum Laude. Through college and prior to entering law school, I was a paralegal at a law firm in Honolulu, Hawaii specializing in family law. I developed a passion for family law while serving as a Group Facilitator with the Kids First program in Honolulu, a program designed for parents and children experiencing divorce. While participating in that program, I saw first hand the impact of divorce on children. While conducting activities with children designed to encourage them to open up, I was given the opportunity to listen to their feelings and fears surrounding their parents separation. My experience in that program drove me to attend law school and continues to drive me to put kids first in my practice of law.. I attended my first year of law school at the William S. Richardson School of Law, University of Hawaii at Manoa. I enjoyed clerking in the family law section of the Legal Aid Society of Honolulu during the summer following my first year of law school. I transferred to the University of Denver, College of Law where I graduated in the top 11 percent of my class. While attending the University of Denver, College of Law, I also had the privilege of practicing family law under the auspices of the Student Law Office.. I have four young children and two teenage step-children who keep my husband and I very busy! During the times in my life when I enjoyed free time, I was an outdoor enthusiast and most importantly an avid beach bum. Before aspiring to become a lawyer, I was a scuba instructor and dive performer for submarine companies in Okinawa, Japan and Honolulu, Hawaii.. Alexandra White was awarded the highest "AV" rating from Martindale-Hubbell. The AV rating is the pinnacle of professional excellence earned through a peer review rating process that is managed and monitored by the world's most trusted legal resource.

I believe it is important to provide clients with individualized legal advice to help them make the best decisions possible for themselves and their families.  Divorce and custody cases are often a painful process which can take adults a long time to recover from and can have even longer lasting effects on the children. Every family and case is different; there is no one size fits all divorce.. Even if your divorce is friendly, court orders could affect you and your children for the rest of your life.  Mistakes or unintentional omissions can be hard, if not impossible to undo, so making sure you have experienced legal representation is important.  I can help you navigate through the legal process to help you resolve your legal needs.. I am dedicated the practice of family law and represent clients going through divorce, allocation of parental responsibilities (custody cases), cases involving complex financial analysis and asset division, discovery issues, post decree matters, protection orders, contempt, paternity, chapter 7 bankruptcies, and marital agreements.

I am proud to admit that I knew family law was my calling 20 years ago when I started law school.  For the better part of the last  two decades, I have had the privilege to work with some of the finest people I have ever known -- as they face  the most difficult emotional challenges of their lives.  Luckily, through the relationships we build, I also get to hear of their successes moving forward -- graduations, the arrival of grandchildren, and new relationships.  I absolutely love my job!. When my partner Dan and I decided to start Ammarell Deasy, we didn't just pay lip service to the idea of "being different."  We work with two of the finest young attorneys in Colorado and a staff that is unmatched.  Located in the heart of the Denver Tech Center, we serve the needs of our clients throughout the metro area -- and find ourselves driving from Ft. Collins to the Springs when people need us.   There really is not anything we have not seen in family law -- and with 40 years' worth of courtoom experience, we are different.. If you think you could use our help -- or just want to run some ideas by us because you aren't sure of your options or you may not be quite ready to take that final step before asking a judge to help you end the pain, give us a call.  We promise your voice will be heard.  Give us the chance to let you see the difference.

I am a litigator that puts clients first and fiercely protects them, their rights and their children. I have conducted literally thousands of cases from jury trials, to Court trials and arbitrations.  I have co-authored a book on divorce, held leadership positions in the legal community and enjoy a great reputatation with the judges and the upper echelon of the attorneys in town.  Please check out my website or give me a call today!

Emily advocates for outcomes that will enable families to make the smoothest possible transitions during difficult periods of life. Emily’s practice is devoted to family law litigation. She handles a variety of cases within the discipline of family law, which include divorce, child custody, adoption proceedings, modification of child support/maintenance/parenting time, dependency & neglect cases, paternity actions, and family law appeals.. Emily graduated from McGill University with a Bachelor of Arts . She attended the University of Oregon Law School.

Cynthia J. Fletcher understands that family related legal matters extend beyond the traditional divorce and custody arenas and has dedicated her legal career to building a practice that assists families through all life's phases, in a variety of family related practice areas and courtrooms.. Cynthia graduated from Baylor University in 1993 with a degree in psychology/neuroscience and worked in the clinical psychology field as a group home manager, counselor, parenting supervisor, and community mental health case manager for the next five years. In that time she also worked towards a master's degree in counseling psychology. As she gained experience in the psychology field she became increasingly aware of the number of vulnerable populations who were often under-represented and shifted her goals from becoming a licensed therapist to advocating for those in need. She enrolled at the University of Montana School of Law in 1998 and earned her Juris Doctor in 2001.. Upon passing the Colorado bar exam in 2001, she began her legal career as a Deputy District Attorney in Colorado's 10th Judicial District. In addition to gaining extensive courtroom experience while prosecuting domestic violence and child welfare cases as a member of the family violence unit, she also served as the office's public liaison on domestic violence and taught constitutional, domestic violence, and child abuse law to new officers at the police academy. In 2004, she relocated to the Denver metro area to open her own practice and never looked back. She has built a successful career and practice in the child welfare, adult protection, and family law areas and has served as court appointed counsel, private counsel, and guardian ad litem in well over one thousand child welfare, adult protection, and family law cases and appeals in Colorado. Her clinical psychology and counseling background, combined with twenty plus years as an attorney gives her a valuable perspective on the impact of substance abuse, mental health, and cognitive decline on family dynamics and a unique understanding of how to work with families in the legal system that are specifically affected by such issues.. Cynthia's experience has led her to observe that, more often than not, when families fight, no one wins. Her approach to these difficult and emotional practice areas is to first and foremost listen, and then try to bring everyone to the table to find common ground and preserve the family connection. However, there is a time and place to dig in and fight, and when those times arise she will aggressively and passionately advocate for her clients to the full extent of the law. She is committed to families and helping them reach the results they need and desire and ready to work for you.. In her personal time, Cynthia is a wife and a mother to two growing boys. She enjoys yoga and the all the outdoor activities Colorado has to offer but can most often be found at the barn or regional and national level hunter jumper horse shows, where she competes in the hunter and equitation divisions. The highlight of her life long horse passion was being named best amateur handler at the West Coast Sallie B. Wheeler Hunter Breeding National Championship in 2020. In addition to her family oriented practice, Cynthia is available for consultation and representation in any equestrian related legal matters.. For affordable, aggressive, compassionate representation contact Cynthia Fletcher to schedule your FREE initial consultation today.. Fletcher Law Group, LLC. 7887 E. Belleview Avenue, Suite 1100. Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111

Courtney handles complex domestic relations matters ranging from financial disputes to high-conflict child custody matters. Courtney gives each case the individual attention it deserves, understanding that no one family is the same. Courtney is a passionate advocate for her clients, working hard to obtain an amicable resolution whenever possible. Courtney is also a skilled and respected trial lawyer with experience trying domestic cases in jurisdictions throughout Colorado.. Prior to law school, Courtney worked in a nursing home, helping ease the transition of admitting elderly loved ones into a nursing home. During law school, Courtney worked for the Honorable Kerry S. Hada in the City and County of Denver’s Juvenile Court and the Honorable Angela Arkin in Douglas County’s Domestic Court.

Attorney Shawn Moussou is an associate attorney for Ammarell Deasy, LLP, a boutique law firm located in the Denver Tech Center. Mr. Moussou practices in the area of family law, representing clients throughout Colorado in matters involving divorce, allocation of parental responsibilities, child support, and spousal maintenance at trial and on appeal. Mr. Moussou also has experience bringing and defending against protection orders, emergency motions, and contempt allegations.. Mr. Moussou is a graduate of the University of Texas School of Law in Austin, Texas and has been licensed to practice law in the state of Colorado since 2018. During his legal career, Mr. Moussou has both settled and tried cases in jurisdictions throughout Colorado.

Attorney Megan Fiesinger is an Ohio native who received her undergraduate degree from Albion College in Michigan. While attending Albion she spent a semester studying in London and interning at the American Embassy. After working in advertising at several top agencies throughout the country, staying home to raise her three boys, and later starting a photography business, she returned to school to follow her passion of helping families.. She attended the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law, where she focused on family law. During her time at University of Denver she clerked in Denver on Domestic Relations matters as well as for the Honorable Frederick Martinez, District Court Judge in Arapahoe County on Civil matters.. In her free time, she enjoys photography, spending time with her teenagers and watching sunsets from her paddleboard.

Attorney Kimberly N. Moreno is a zealous advocate for her clients in their family law cases. Attorney Moreno’s approach is to gain an understanding of her client’s goals so that she can provide them with all of their options and possible outcomes. She believes that her clients are the best decision makers in their cases because every decision made is going to affect their lives. Kimberly sees it as her role to provide her clients with the options and strategies and the legal knowledge to make those informed decisions.. Kimberly has always wanted to give people a voice in the legal system and this drove her decision to pursue a legal career. Helping people navigate the court system and assist in getting them a fair and reasonable outcome that they will be happy with has always been her goal. While in law school, Kimberly interned at the Women’s Bar Foundation assisting clients with their family law cases. She also worked in the family law clinic in her third year of law school.. After graduating law school and passing the Massachusett's bar, Kimberly began working with DOVE, a multidisciplinary domestic violence organization, where as an attorney she worked with victims of domestic violence with their cases involving high conflict custody, child support, parenting time, contempt hearing and removal cases. Kimberly was also extremely active within the organization, running monthly workshops, attending quarterly roundtables with other legal services agencies, and attending Family Law Task Force meetings.. Following her work with DOVE, Kimberly continued her family law practice with Sugarman Rogers Barshal & Cohen, P.C. where she dealt with cases involving more complex division of assets and discovery disputes. She also began working as a volunteer attorney through the Volunteer Lawyer’s Project where she helped provide legal assistance to pro se litigants in family law matters on a limited representation basis.. Kimberly joined Divorce Matters to continue her family law practice here in Colorado where she provides her clients with the best possible legal representation. Family law is her passion, and she has been in this field throughout her legal career. When she isn’t advocating for her clients in the courtroom, she enjoys skiing, camping and spending time with her family.