Colorado Lawyers Trent Lauridson to Troy A.

Explore Colorado attorneys like Trent Lauridson, Trent Martinet, Trent Rinebarger, Trent Thomas King, Trenton Ongert, Trevor Bartel, Trevor Cofer, and Troy A. Sandberg. in cities like Greenwood Village, Centennial, Denver, Colorado Springs and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80111, 80202, 80202.

Trent Lauridso

Trent Martinet

Troxel Fitch

Tristan L. You

Trista McElhan

Trisha Harris

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Trent Lauridson

Firm: Garfield Hecht P.C.

5200 Dtc Pkwy Ste 270 , Greenwood Village , Colorado 80111

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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Trent Martinet

Firm: Jacobs Chase Frick Kleinkopf and Kelley LLC

1550 17th St Ste 500 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Computers and Software, Corporate , Intellectual Property , Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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Troxel Fitch

Firm: Troxel Fitch

1401 Lawrence St , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Contract,

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“I am a small business owner here in Denver, CO, that was seeking help negotiating a pretty lengthy contract lease. I don't know that I could have had a...”

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“So thankful for Josh’s incredible knowledge and attention to detail in startup business law. He was able to resolve my issue and provide a world-class legal education at a fair pri…”

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Tristan L. Younghaus

Firm: Robinson & Henry PC

5700 Tennyson Parkway Suite 371A , Boulder , Colorado 80303

Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Contracts & Agreements, Estate Planning, Probate, Trusts, International Law

Robinson & Henry Partner Tristan Younghaus leads one of the firm’s estate planning and elder law teams. Rated a Super Lawyer Rising Star, Tristan has more than a decade of experience in estate and business planning. She has helped thousands of individuals, families, and businesses develop strategic plans to set them up for long-term success.. Tristan’s practice extends to trusts, probate administration, trust administration, and business and contract law. She guides clients to optimal solutions for their various estate and business needs. Her dedication ensures each client receives a personalized approach to achieve their goals effectively.. Representative matters:

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“Tristan did my new living trust and did an outstanding job. Very professional and thorough. She has”

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“Ms. Tristan Younghaus is an outstanding lawyer who is dedicated, knowledgeable and skillful. I strongly recommend Ms. Younghaus.”

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Trista McElhaney

Firm: Price Family Law, LLC

720 S. Colorado Blvd , Denver , Colorado 80246

Practice Areas: Family

Trista McElhaney Price began her legal career in 2012 after graduating from the University of Colorado Law School where she was awarded the Anheuser-Busch Minoru Yasui Scholarship, the Joel H. Greenstein Scholarship, and the Harold Taft King Scholarship. Trista began honing her family law skills even before graduating from law school through her participation in the CU family law practice clinic and clerkship in the domestic relations division of the 18th Judicial District.. Following graduation, Trista continued her career in family law working for a men's/father's rights firm for the first two years of her legal career. Trista went on to act as Senior Managing Associate for two successful family law firms before forming Pomper Price, LLC in 2020. In 2021, Trista formed Price Family Law, LLC to continue her focus on divorce and family law. Given her background and degree in business administration from the University of Denver Daniels College of Business, Trista specializes in high-asset divorce cases and cases involving business interests or other complex financial matters.. Trista has also expanded her practice to include appellate work, after successfully appealing numerous court rulings.. In her free time, Trista enjoys spending her time with her husband and son and their two dogs, Lily and Scout.

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“. I've had three lawyers, seen several more perform in court, and Trista is among the best. Trista w”

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“Trista is a top-notch professional and works hard for her clients.”

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Trisha Harris

Firm: HindmanSanchez

5610 Ward Road , Arvada , Colorado 80002

Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements

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Triple Motive Marketing

Firm: Triple Motive Marketing

, Aurora , Colorado 80014

Practice Areas: Marketing, Graphic Design, Web Design

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“Triple Motive made a new website for my coaching business more expressive and inviting. Having great calls to action. A calendar for potential clients to...”

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Trident Debt Solutions

Firm: Trident Debt Solutions

1444 Stuart St , Denver , Colorado 80204

Practice Areas: Debt Relief Services

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“I found Steve Craig two years ago when we were dealing with $36,000 of Credit Card debt from multiple companies. Steve was very upfront about what he could...”

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“Words do not begin to express how grateful I am to Steve Craig for helping settle and resolve debt in lightning speed. I began the process in August and my goals were reached by ye…”

— Paula Price

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Troy A. Sandberg

950 Seventeenth Street 1700 8020 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant,Lender ,Real Estate

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Trevor Crow

Firm: Dufford & Brown, PC

1700 Broadway , Denver , Colorado 80290

Practice Areas: Mergers & Acquisitions

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“I endorse this lawyer. I've known Trevor since law school. He is a highly intelligent lawyer and I definately recommend him for any tax or business law issue.”

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Trevor Cofer

Firm: Jensen Cofer LLC

5125 Centennial Blvd. Ste 200 , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80919

Practice Areas: Construction , Housing & Construction Defects, Litigation

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Trevor Bartel

Firm: Lewis Roca Rothgerber LLP

1200 17th St Ste 3000 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation

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Trenton Ongert

1725 Gaylord Street , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Mr. Ongert spent the first five years of his legal career practicing insurance defense litigation, evaluating claims from the perspective of the insurance carrier where he gained an in-depth understanding of the procedures, ploys, and strategies regularly utilized by the insurance companies. Mr. Ongert’s wide-ranging civil litigation practice includes personal injury, auto accident law, trucking law, insurance law, medical malpractice, construction defect, real estate, and contract disputes. Mr. Ongert also enjoys his family law practice where he assists his clients in all domestic issues and proceedings. Mr. Ongert became a Member of Bloch & Chapleau, LLC in January 2013.

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“Trent is one of the best lawyers around. His depth of knowledge, passion, skill and experience is matched only by his kindness, compassion, and dedication to his clients. He is an …”

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Trent Thomas King

3260 East Woodmen Road, Suite 200 , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80920

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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Trent Rinebarger

Firm: Rinebarger Law LLC

7696 S Olive Cir , Centennial , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Business

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“Trent is an outstanding insurance attorney that tirelessly works for his clients. His attention to detail is an asset any client would benefit from.”

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Trevor Willard

4860 Riverbend Rd. , Boulder , Colorado 80301

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I cannot say enough about Trevor (TJ), his compassion and knowledge were invaluable during a very di”

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“His compassion for his clients and understanding of the law are truly amazing.”

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Trevor McFee

Firm: Law Office of Trevor Mcfee

1890 Gaylord St , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“Mr. McFee goes the extra mile for his clients. He and I collaborated on a challenge he was facing for one of his clients. He searched high and low to make sure his client would not…”

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Triple L Law

Firm: Triple L Law

24928 Genesee Trail Rd , Golden , Colorado 80401

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Elder

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“Jake Lilly is the best lawyer ever! We were charged with the most ridiculous crime in the world, possession of compost materials. Lakewood Code...”

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Troy A. Eid

Firm: Greenberg Traurig, LLP

1200 17th Street , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Litigation, American Indian Law, Environmental, Government Law & Policy, White Collar Defense & Special Investigations, Health Care & FDA Practice, Energy & Natural Resources

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Trevor Young

Firm: Mulliken Weiner Berg & Jolivet, P.C.

102 South Tejon Street , Colorado Springs , Colorado 80903

Practice Areas: Construction Law, Commercial Litigation, Real Estate & Foreclosures, Financing & Lending

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Breaking a lease due to foreign military orders | Aug 25, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Colorado Hey. My husband received military orders from another country (i have dual citizenship, and we are currently working on his green card here). To comply with the orders, we would of course have to leave the country. Unfortunately, the SCRA only applies to members of the US military. This means we would be liable for 2 months rent in order to break the lease. Is there any way around this or any known precedent for foreign military orders? We tried simply requesting it from the property management company, but they denied us. This seems ridiculous to me, since theoretically we could just leave the country and never pay them anyway. (We wouldn't do that, but there would really be a way for them to enforce repayment if we simply abandoned the property so why even bother).
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