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See our blog at. Andrew EarlesVice President at Wright Water Engineers, Inc.. I have worked with Brian as an expert witness on several cases where I have provided expert reports and testimony on issues related to drainage and construction defects. Brian is an excellent attorney and takes the time to understand the engineering principals I work with to effectively integrate technical information into his legal strategy. I have observed Brian in action with clients, and he has a friendly and down-to-earth way of explaining complex legal issues to non-lawyers and non-engineers. In addition to these strengths, Brian is a very ethical attorney and a great person to work with.

Ms. Thornburgh is passionate about representing the underdog.  Not only is she dedicated to representing injured individuals in legal matters, she spends her free time advocating for and rescuing homeless dogs.  Ms. Thornburgh regularly fosters dogs saved from death row at local shelters, as well as volunteering her time to help lead a local rescue.

Mr. Walton specializes in motorcycle accident law. Mr. Walton received a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration from the University of Nevada-Reno.  He then spent more than 10 years in business as a controller and accountant for HVAC companies, as well as, working in the insurance industry. Mr. Walton attended the Hamline School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is licensed to practice in Colorado, Federal District Court, Minnesota, and is accredited to practice in front of the Veteran's Administration.. Mr. Walton's passion for motorcycle accident law stems from his passion for helping motorcycle accident victims, riding his Harley Street Glide in his free time, and his co-ownership of Wicked Wears© motorcycle clothing.

Kris is the sole partner in THE KDWF LAW GROUP, formerly The Ward Law Firm, LLC.. Kris is licensed to practice in California and Colorado. Her focus is on helping families by providing creative counsel to assist them in resolving their issue as quickly as possible, whether it be as a child and family investigator, juvenile deliqency or involvement in social services.. Kris is a member of the Juvenile Law Section and the Family Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association. She is the past chair of the Juvenile Law Section. Kris is a former Certified Addictions Counselor I and a Child Welfare Law Specialist.

Joe moved to Colorado from Texas in 1969. He is the oldest of 10 siblings. He graduated from Mullen High School, where he was active in Speech and Debate. He finished 3rd nationally at the National Student Congress in 1975. Joe then returned to Texas and obtained a B.B.A in Management in 1977, summa cum laude, at the University of the Incarnate Word located in San Antonio. After two years selling computers and computer services, he attended law school in Boulder at the University of Colorado, receiving a J.D. degree in 1982.. Joe was married to Jan O'Mary in 1977. They have one son, Jay, who is an attorney.. Joe has practiced law since 1982. He is a former assistant County Attorney for Jefferson County, where he primarily represented the Human Services Department. He has been continuously engaged in private practice since April 1, 1986. Joe has practiced in both State and Federal Court, and has tried approximately 100 jury trials in his career. He is very excited when challenged to solve complex problems, and relishes a fair resolution. He is equally able to settle a matter out of court, or to bring the matter to trial when required.. Joe received The Linda T. Palmieri Award, For Outstanding Service On Behalf of Children, awarded by The 1st Judicial District Bar Association, in 2009, and the Award of Merit in 2017. He is also AV Rated by Martindale-Hubbell, a Super Lawyer (2018 & 2019), and 10.0 Superb Rated Lawyer by .. Travel and golf are Joe’s interests outside of the courtroom.

Jay grew up in Colorado and attended Pepperdine University in California where he obtained a degree in International Business in 2005 graduating cum laude. Jay earned his J.D. from the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law in 2008, graduating with the Order of St. Ives academic recognition. While in law school he was a member and General Editor of the DU Law Review, and was selected by his professor to tutor the first year contracts class. Jay earned a Scholastic Excellence award for his performance in class, and the student body voted him Outstanding Academic in 2007 and Most Professional in 2008.. Jay began his legal career as in-house counsel with HealthTrans, a Colorado owned national healthcare service and IT company. While at HealthTrans, he negotiated and drafted contracts, assisted with due diligence, settled disputes, and served as a legal advisor to internal clients in various other matters. In 2012 HealthTrans was acquired by Catamaran where Jay continued to assist as legal counsel where, in addition to the above, Jay directed the Non-Disclosure Agreement, and Freedom of Information Act Protection processes, assisted in conducting due diligence on multiple targets, and assisted in resolving litigation and disputes. Jay was distinguished as a Make a Difference Award recipient for his contributions to Catamaran in 2013.. In July 2014 Jay joined the law firm of Pickard & Ross, P.C. in Littleton focusing on transactional law including the areas of contracts, corporate, business transactions, real estate, wills, trusts and estate planning, but is also engaged with the firm's practice of family law particularly those cases involving complex financial circumstances.

I have successfully represented hundreds of homeowners and associations in their defect claims across Colorado in arbitration proceedings and at the district and appellate court levels.. I have presented Continuing Legal Education (CLE) courses and HOA management credit classes regarding construction defect litigation with a focus on the interpretation and impact of Colorado’s notice of claim process and statute of limitations.  I also testified before the Colorado Supreme Court regarding pilot project rules impacting the industry.. My legal practice has covered other areas of law including product liability defense, natural resources and real estate. This diverse legal background gives a unique understanding of the complex issues often involved in construction defect litigation.. I attended Northwestern University in Evanston, IL, where I obtained my B.S. in Speech with honors in 1999. After working in the marketing department for Vail Resorts, I obtained my J.D. with honors from Loyola University of Chicago School of Law in 2004.

I have spent my career earning client's trust with a deep knowledge of estates, trusts, special needs and tax matters. Many attorney's switch to elder law mid career which is understandable as it is a great specialization in law. Yet to truly understand how to draft a will or trust that will stand up takes many years of experience including handling estate  litigation. After spending years arguing cases where my client's felt they were not treated fairly in a family member's last will I know exactly how to protect my clients from that type of situation. Many of our clients are in situations where a spouse, parent or family member requires long term care and they don't know how to pay for it while protecting their assets. These are complex situations but I assist families in this area frequently. A masters in Tax from DU provides me. an edge that not many elder law attorneys possess. I can assist you with any aspect of elder law which includes probate, estate administration , trusts and wills, POAs , special needs, protecting your assets from long term care costs and how to pay for long term care. Feel free to give me a call .

I grew up in South Texas, near Corpus Christi, and earned a scholarship to the University of Texas, where I obtained a degree in Electrical Engineering.  After several years working as an engineer, I realized that I needed a more rewarding career, and attended law school at the University of Denver.  Despite having to work full-time, and having two young children, I decided that a career in law was my passion.. After graduating from law school in 1994, I began my career as a criminal defense attorney and then started practicing family law.   At first, I found family law somewhat frustrating because I saw people whose lives were in turmoil.  But working in criminal defense taught me that even when faced with the most negative of circumstances, we still have an opportunity to build a positive future.. Family law matters are often difficult, even if everything goes well.  For many, there is barely enough money to go around before the divorce, and now, most of their expenses double.  People who once pledged to spend their lives together now want to get as far away from each other as humanly possible.  The children, who are too often caught in the middle of a divorce, find the uncertainty in their lives troubling, and often react in negative ways.. I think the practice of family law requires a practical, results-based approach.  As one attorney told me early in my practice “Some lawyers forget that our job is to bring the case to an end.”  For many, that end will occur in a conference room; with a mediated resolution that is a fair compromise from both sides.  For others, that end can only come from having their day in court.. Every action that I take in a family law matter is intended to move you toward that end.  If it requires me to fight to obtain the resolution you deserve, then that’s the approach we will take.  If a calmer, more negotiated settlement is the goal, and I prefer to work that way, then will be our path.  But my approach to the case will always be reasonable, and I will present our case with skill, professionalism, and the highest standards of integrity.   I will aggressively move the case forward, but will avoid tactics that unnecessarily add to the costs of litigation. I will consider what is best for the children, and will present your case in the best possible light.  I will work to find the shortest path to settlement or resolution, so the healing process can begin, and you can begin working toward a new and better life.. Prior to becoming "Of Counsel" at The Harris Law Firm, I also worked as a hearing officer for a metro area county, listening to parties resolving disputes over real property taxes.. In my spare time, I’ll often be found in the mountains.  Depending on the season, I may be skiing, fishing, rafting, hunting with my longbow, or just enjoying time at altitude.  I may also be cooking, as fine dining is another one of my passions.  You can also find me in the stands at just about any sporting event in Denver as I enjoy football, baseball, basketball and hockey!

Bill Van Horn has been serving the people of Colorado for decades. Bill originally came to Colorado from Iowa to enter the Air Force Academy as a young cadet. He returned to Colorado after years in the active duty Air Force to earn a law degree from The University of Denver Law School. Bill continued to serve our country in the Air Force Reserve retiring in 2004. During Bill’s early law career he was a law clerk to a Federal Judge, and a former Senior Litigation Attorney with the U.S. Department of Justice. Bill moved into the area of family law and is recognized as a prominent, and highly respected professional in his field. He formerly practiced with the firm that writes the book on Colorado Family Law prior to opening his own practice. Bill is married and he and his wife, Penni, have five adult children, two daughter-in-loves, and one grand-daughter. They attend Mile High Calvary.. Admissions:. Colorado Bar 1987. First Judicial District Member. U.S. Court of Military Appeals. Education:. 1998 Air War College. 1987 University of Denver JD. 1986-1987 Managing Editor Transportation Law Journal. 1974 United States Air Force Academy. Associations, Boards, Community Commitment:. Former:. Church Counsel: Peace with Christ Lutheran. Sunday School Teacher: Calvary Chapel South Denver. Aurora Republican Board. Christian Legal Society Board. Summit Ministries Presenter Current:. Colorado Bar Association. Legal Services Volunteer. West Point Parents Club 2010 Class Representative. Rocky Mountain Family Counsel Board. Haven Ministries Board. Center for Wise Public Policy Member. Christian Legal Society. Mile High Calvary. Childrens Registration Volunteer

Being a family law attorney is more than a job to me — it's my calling. I spent years honing my legal skills at big corporate law firms in New York City, but I eventually found myself reeling from a divorce, and it was that experience that showed me the best use for my skills. I realized that could bring something fresh to family law and help ease the strain of those difficult legal situations for my clients. I wanted others to have a better experience navigating family law than I did.Following my passion, I joined a firm in Evergreen, Colo., as an associate attorney, practicing family and estate law in 2010. Four years later, I launched a solo practice, Andersen Law PC.I work hard every day to be a great attorney and advocate for my clients, and although I have a stellar back office team and network of advisers, I am always the point of contact for my clients. Launching Andersen Law PC has allowed me to offer clients more benefits than ever before. I can be more creative with my billing, offering full-service representation with affordable retainers, unbundled — pay-as-you-go — services and anything in between.To be available to my clients in ways that are convenient for them, I am always seeking new technology. I offer video conferencing, online document sharing, e-billing, credit card payment, text updates and automated document organization — all at affordable price points.The communities where I live and work have been instrumental in my success, and it's important to me to give back. I have served on the Jefferson County Access to Justice Committee, Evergreen Rotary Board, Evergreen Area Chamber Board, Lutheran Church of the Cross Council, Video Conferencing Pro Bono Program for Colorado, and I participate in mock trial coaching. I helped form and am on the board of the nonprofit Evergreen Chamber Community Fund and continue to serve the underserved with several hours of pro bono legal work each month.

A native Midwesterner, I was born in Macomb, Illinois, and was raised in Iowa and Missouri. I graduated Suma Cum Laude from Truman State University, with a BA in English and a minor in History, during which time I also studied abroad in Heidelberg, Germany. In 1987, I graduated with a law degree from the University of Colorado and after my graduation, worked at two general practice law firms.. In 1990, believing that law should be more personalized and less costly, I opened my own law firm which specializes in family law, high asset divorces, custody matters, grandparent rights, and estate planning. I am happily married to my husband Gary, and have two children, Mark and Jacquie. My interests include hiking with my two dogs, riding horses, tennis, scuba diving, and traveling, and am a member of Abiding Hope Lutheran Church in Littleton.. Besides the practice of law, I have served as a substitute judge for the municipal courts of Central City and Nederland.  I have also hosted a bi-weekly radio show on Castle Rock Radio called Family Law at Five, and am a monthly columnist for the Yampa Valley Voice. I am fluent in German and also speak some French.