Colorado Lawyers Michael Lindsay to Michael Meaux

Explore Colorado attorneys like Michael Lindsay, Michael Litman, Michael Lowder, Michael Luedtke, Michael Lynn Smith, Michael M. McKinstry, Michael M. Noyes, CPA-ATTY, and Michael Meaux. in cities like Denver, Golden, Colorado Springs, Denver and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80202, 80206, 80222.

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Michael Lindsay

1200 17th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Construction & Development

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“I endorse this lawyer. I first met Mike while we were both working in a lawsuit in Aspen. I was impressed with him both personally and professionally so much that I hired him for a…”

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Michael Litman

Firm: Litman Law Firm, PC

1776 Vine Street , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Car Accident, Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Car Accidents

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“to call his office and asked where was our case , we where given the round around over and over , ev”

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“Michael is an attorney with great knowledge of the law and cares deeply for his clients. I am happy to endorse him.”

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Michael Meacher

Firm: Otten, Johnson, Robinson, Neff & Ragonetti, P.C.

950 17th St Ste 1600 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Real Estate , Real Estate

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Michael McGonegal

Firm: Tanis McGonegal Family Law

11001 W. 120th Ave. , Broomfield , Colorado 80021

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Michael McGonegal grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado. He graduated from Palisade High School in Colorado in 1998 and Mesa State College in 2004. During his time at Mesa State College, he ran his own business caring for children and adults with special needs. After graduating he worked as a Behavior Specialist with School District #51 for a year, a Social Worker for families receiving public assistance for a year, and then as a Senior Case Manager in Ongoing Child Protective Services for nearly 5 years. In 2011 he left Grand Junction to take a position conducting Child Abuse and Neglect investigations in Boulder, Colorado, where he worked for over 4 years.. In 2015, Michael relocated to San Diego, California where he attended Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Michael went to law school with the intention of returning to the Front Range of Colorado to practice Family Law. While in law school, Michael completed internships with Boulder Bridge to Justice and Cooper & Tanis P.C. He was awarded American Juris Prudence Awards in Legal Writing, Tort Law, Domestic Violence Seminar, Remedies, and Evidence.. In May of 2018, he graduated 4th in his class with the distinction of Magna Cum Laude. In July 2018, he sat for and passed the Colorado Bar Exam.. In October of 2018 he was hired as an associate at Cooper & Tanis, P.C. and in November of 2018 he was sworn in to practice law in Colorado. In 2020 Cooper & Tanis P.C. became Tanis McGonegal Family Law, P.C. and Michael became a full equity partner in the firm practicing along side Leonard Tanis, Esq.. Michael demonstrates a strong and consistent work ethic and over 10 years of public service experience, which includes serving as an expert advisory witness in over 20 Termination of Parental Rights Trials and numerous other legal proceedings along with over 20 successfully reunified families and nearly 300 investigations. Michael holds the strong belief that communication, integrity, and empathy are the most important aspects of his job.

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“background of my case, Michael made me feel heard and understood. His compassionate demeanor also he”

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“Michael substituted into a divorce matter representing an opposing party mere weeks before the final hearing. Michael began our working relationship as opposing attorneys with a te…”

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Michael McGaw

Firm: McGaw Law, P.C.

44 Cook St. , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Patent Application

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Michael McCurdy

Firm: Fairfield and Woods, P.C.

Wells Fargo Center, Suite 2400 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Arbitration, Corporate , Employment & Labor , Insurance , Products Liability, Litigation, Litigation

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Michael Mccullough

Firm: Gummerson & Nickolaus

5400 Ward Road , Arvada , Colorado 80002

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I hired Michael to take care of a DUI a few months back. He came highly recommended thru my friend who had previously worked with him . Michaels fee f...a DUI & DWI clientI hired M…”

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“I absolutely endorse this lawyer. I've worked with Mr. McCullough on numerous cases over the past 15 years. I have given him some of my firm's toughest cases and watched him win. O…”

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Michael McConnell

Firm: McConnell Siderius Fleischner Houghtaling & Craigmile, LLC

Denver Corporate Center, Tower I , Denver , Colorado 80237

Practice Areas: Appellate , Civil , Insurance , Legal Malpractice, Medical Malpractice, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation, Litigation

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Michael Mccarroll

Firm: Law Office of Michael J. McCarroll

501 S. Cherry Street , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Immigration

IMMIGRATION & CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAWYER Our immigration practice has helped hundreds of individuals facing deportation in detention centers throughout the country. We routinely represent immigrants in Colorado - and throughout the world - dealing with US consulates abroad and those with visa and citizenship applications pending with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services ("USCIS"). A large portion of our practice is dedicated to asylum and protecting the right of refugees to remain in the US. We also handle immigration appeals to the Board of Immigration Appeals, the Administrative Appeals Office and the US Court of Appeals. Whether you are facing deportation or hoping to build a better life for your family in the United States, we can help you achieve your dreams. Specifically, we can:

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“guided me through all that. On top of that, he doesn't charge crazy fees like some other lawyers do”

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“Mr. McCarroll is a highly knowledgeable and effective immigration law attorney.”

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“We had an excellent experience working with Micheal throughout the marriage-based green card process. …”

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Michael Matassa

4465 Kipling St Ste 103 , Wheat Ridge , Colorado 80033

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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Michael Maciszewski

Firm: Mauka Legal LLC

3148 Castle Peak Ave , Superior , Colorado 80027

Practice Areas: International Law

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“I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Maciszewski is extremely knowledgeable, intelligent and thorough and an asset to the legal community.”

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Michael M. Noyes, CPA-ATTY

Firm: Michael M. Noyes, CPA-ATTY

1873 S Bellaire St , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Debt Relief Services, Tax Services

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“Mike is nothing less than incredible. He will do his very best to get the job done right. I feel lucky to have received his services. If you need tax or...”

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“Came to Michael for a personal matter. Handled my case very professionally, quick, and with satisfying results! Stayed on top of my issue at all times and always updated me with st…”

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Michael M. McKinstry

Wells Fargo Building 2400 8020 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Real Estate

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Michael Lynn Smith

2950 Professional Place, Suite 207 , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80904

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Business

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“Michael responded to our inquiry and answered all of our questions about our legal matter the day we called. He helped to find us another attorney wh...”

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Michael Luedtke

660 Rood Ave # 100 , Grand Junction , Colorado 81501

Practice Areas: Health Care

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Michael Lowder

Firm: Benson, Kerrane, Storz & Nelson, P.C.

110 N. Rubey Drive , Golden , Colorado 80403

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“I endorse this lawyer.”

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Michael Maglieri

Firm: Pinnacol Assurance

7501 E Lowry Blvd , Denver , Colorado 80230

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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“I endorse this lawyer.”

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Michael Macphail

Firm: Sec Central Regional Office

1801 California St Ste 1500 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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“Michael did a wonderful job at the SEC and was a creative, ethical and committed advocate while practicing at our firm. Sorry to loose him to HRO. I heartily endorse him.”

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Michael McKinnon

Firm: Michael G. Mckinnon

5984 S Prince St Ste 100 , Littleton , Colorado 80120

Practice Areas: Business

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“Confrontational. Derogatory. Defamatory. Insulting. Doesn't care about the common man- the little gu”

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Michael Meaux

Firm: The Law Offices of Michael R Meaux LLC

Po Box 22451 , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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Attorney charged double the retainer in fee agreement & charged twice for mediation | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Colorado I went through a divorce from August 2025 until March 2026. I hired an attorney after opposing counsel stopped answering me emails about making arrangements to pick up my separate, personal property (like my pre marital bed, clothes, etc). Attorney said I could file for temporary spousal support (ex made 6x more than me), but never filed, despite my repeated (& documented requests). Fee agreement states I had to maintain a 2500 retainer, but a week after I raised serious concerns over the way my case was being handled, the attorney demanded a $5000 retainer to be paid within 2 weeks. The attorney knew I was in a terrible financial situation because of the significant financial control by my ex (i had an active protective order against him). I paid the $5000, then the attorney asked for another $5000 5 days before trial, despite the attorney also pressuring me into settling. The attorney then advised me to sign a final order that included vague language that opposing counsel is now interpreting to mean I could lose my separate property in a coin toss. I have refused to participate in a coin toss involving my separate property (like my cell phone and personal computer purchased before marriage), and now opposing counsel has filed a contempt order. I fired my attorney and filed a complaint with OARC. The firm is now refusing to give me my complete client file. I have tried to find a malpractice attorney to take my…
Case summary — bond challenge — 8th Amendment violation? | Aug 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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Employer accidentally split my salary across 11 months instead of 12 | Aug 18, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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Hi! Location: Saguache, CO I was cited by the Colorado State Patrol for speeding at 96 mph in a 65 mph zone under CRS [42-4-1101](tel:42-4-1101)(1). I have a court date in Saguache County on September 24, 2026. I am a EU citizen and I will be leaving the United States on August 26, 2026, so I will be back in Hungary before my court date. I will give the court a call about this next week, I do not want to leave this case to escalate of course. I might get a lawyer later. I really hope the court will allow me to attend online - do you think this will be possible? Should I be worried about getting stopped at the airport going home, not allowed to board? This is my first clash with the law ever, the only charge is the speeding. I know it was stupid, i know it was close to arrestable, it was unnecessary. Thank you!

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