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Attorney Natalie K. Boeckx is passionate about family law and went to law school for the sole purpose of practicing in this field. She has dedicated her practice exclusively to the areas of domestic relations, juvenile, and probate law. Natalie is passionate about working with victims of domestic violence and is a regular volunteer for Project Safeguard. Her experience working for the Court gives her a unique “behind the scenes” perspective into the legal system and what judges find persuasive. She has also worked in private practice and is skilled in the art of both compromise as well as litigation. She is published on the topic of ethical representation of victims of domestic violence in the Guide to Lawyers’ Professional Liability in Colorado. Natalie is committed to nurturing a client-centered practice and believes in practicing law with ethics and compassion.. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Natalie possesses a B.A. from Valparaiso University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Denver. Natalie is also a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer that served in Thailand and is active in the Colorado Returned Peace Corps Volunteer community.. “I find something very hopeful in the practice of family law. Although it is a time of great change, stress, and oftentimes sadness, I am here to help you navigate the complex legal system and help you find peace. I strive to encourage and guide you every step along the way. I am committed to helping you evaluate your goals and options and pursuing the route that is best for your family and specific situation, whether that is through negotiation or litigation. No matter how difficult your family law issue is we can get through it together.”When not practicing law, Natalie enjoys cooking, skiing, and spending time with her wonderful husband, daughter, and two darling dogs.

I am a local Denver attorney. I love to play hockey, snowboard, golf, and play tennis.  I went to Colorado College in Colorado Springs before moving to Atlanta, Georgia for law school.  I am an Emory Law alumnus; I completed the Transactional Law Program, edited the Dean's textbook, "Prosser, Wade and Schwartz's Torts," worked for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and completed a National Institute for Trial Advocacy program.. Back home in Colorado, I worked for the Honorable Angela Arkin of the 18th Judicial District (a domestic docket) and passed the Colorado bar exam.  I am a big fan of the Broncos and Avalanche. Go Peyton!

Jennifer Workman is an attorney at The Harris Law Firm. She earned her law degree at the University of Colorado at Boulder Law School and Charlotte School of Law. A child of divorce, she has a deep and personal understanding of how divorce can affect a child and family, which led her to pursue a career in the field. At the Charlotte School of Law, Jennifer served as the founding member and president of the Member of the Military Advocacy Law Society as well as the Social Club Chair for the Student Bar Association. While in school, she worked as a legal intern and eventually worked her way to becoming an extern and later a supervising extern before moving back to Colorado to continue her career in her home state. Outside of the legal world, Jennifer enjoys hiking, kayaking, and other outdoor activities.

Emily Labatut is an associate of the firm’s Family Law Practice. As an attorney, Emily is dedicated to giving a voice to the silent victims of unjust family dynamics.. Emily handles cases involving hearings on child support modification, relocation, and permanent orders. She advocates for families impacted by addiction and mental illness.. Prior to joining Robinson & Henry, Emily maintained a high settlement rate in cases involving permanent orders, child support, and parenting time issues.. Representative matters

Hannah is a graduate of The George Washington University Law School, where she was the first student in the university’s history to pursue and complete a JD/MA in Women’s, Gender & Sexuality Studies.. Hannah’s legal career has always been dedicated to empowering and advocating for those going through a difficult time; she worked in civil rights litigation combating police brutality and employment discrimination before joining the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center, where she represented survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and gender-based discrimination as a staff attorney in Title IX proceedings and civil injunctive matters. Hannah also worked in the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., where she advocated for survivors by tracking and drafting victim-centered legislation, and in production management at The Second City theater company in Chicago. During law school, Hannah worked extensively in civil rights organizations, participating in the Jacob Burns Domestic Violence Project Clinic and clerking for SurvJustice, Inc., where she represented survivors of campus sexual assault, published white papers and engaged in community advocacy.. Hannah joined the legal team at Gendelman Klimas, Ltd. in December of 2020 to continue her trauma-informed practice of supporting and empowering those navigating important family decisions and difficult times. She specializes in divorce (both contested and non-contested), custody and protection order litigation.. In her free time, Hannah enjoys going to concerts, reading, and exploring beautiful Colorado with her partner and her dog, Captain.

Senior Associate Chantal Crawley brings over 10 years of experience to the firm’s Family Law Team. In addition to family law, Chantal has practiced Native American law, immigration law, and criminal defense.. Before joining R&H, Chantal prevailed as a voracious immigration and criminal defense attorney. Chantal litigated removal defense cases in various immigration courts held through the United States Department of Justice. She assisted on appeals to the First and Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals and criminal defense cases in the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.. Chantal eventually transitioned to focusing solely on family law for the nation’s largest domestic relations firm. There, she served on the appellate team, working on appeals in various states as either the primary attorney or advising and assisting the state-licensed attorney in successfully appealing.. Representative Matters:. Defended a service member – Successfully defended a service member against a Military Order of Protection, allowing the service member and their spouse to work through attorneys and state courts. Adjusted alimony – Persuaded the New Hampshire Supreme Court to adjust a trial court’s alimony order to align with alimony statutes. Prevented further child abuse – Obtained a temporary order allowing a parent to move out of state with their child to avoid abusive step-siblings in the other parent's home. Negotiated a new plea agreement – Demonstrated the client lacked understanding of the original plea deal, resulting in a new trial and ultimately a new plea agreement

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.

As an experienced litigator, I'm always prepared to go to court and fight to protect your interests, but also know that a courtroom battle is often not the most cost-effective and emotionally appropriate route for our clients. Understanding that this is an extremely uncertain time in your life, my aim is to minimize conflict and uncertainty while guiding you toward an emotionally and financially secure future.

Allison Derschang joined BAM as an Associate Attorney in September, 2021. Prior to joining the firm, Allison was an associate at a business law firm in Centennial, Colorado where she practiced primarily as an employment law litigator, representing employees that had been discriminated at work and gaining trial experience in both state and federal courts. Allison is dedicated to and experienced at helping clients navigate difficult times in their lives.