Colorado Lawyers Virginia Morgan to Wade Warthen

Explore Colorado attorneys like Virginia Morgan, Virginia Olmstead, Virginia Robbins, Viva Moffat, Vivian Barrios, W Costin, W Franklin, and Wade Warthen. in cities like Woodland Park, Parker, Denver, Denver and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80866, 80202, 80202.

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Virginia Morgan

Firm: Virginia S. Morgan Esq.

Po Box 6428 , Woodland Park , Colorado 80866

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Virginia Olmstead

Firm: Davita Inc.

2000 16th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Tax

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Wade Walton

Firm: Curtis Walton Law

13984 W. Bowles Ave. , Littleton , Colorado 80127

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

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.

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“I highly recommend Wade if you're in a motorcycle accident--he really knows his stuff.”

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Wade H Eldridge

Firm: Wade H Eldridge

1471 Stuart St , Denver , Colorado 80204

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, DUI

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“I fired an attorney and hired Wade Eldridge to represent me on 2 outstanding cases where I was falsely accused. He took care of both of them in short...”

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“I was in a car accident and needed legal advice about my insurance company. I contacted Wade and he took the time to sit with me and discuss my case. I experienced quality customer…”

— Tiara Khachatoorian

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W. Robert Montgomery

Firm: W. Robert Montgomery

10155 W Kentucky Dr 5 5 , Lakewood , Colorado 80226

Practice Areas: Adoption,Arbitration & Mediation,Bankruptcy,Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Divorce,Family

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“Rebecca represented me in a modification of decision making. From the first initial interview her attentiveness and discussing the law in a way that i...”

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“I found Bob Montgomery and his entire staff to be compassionate, caring individuals. With great patience and calm, I was guided through the legal maze. They made a very difficult p…”

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W. Michael Clowdus

Seventeenth Street Plaza Building 1225 17th Stre , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Condominium ,Real Estate

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W. Harvey Skees

Firm: Robinson & Henry, P.C.

8000 S. Chester St. , Highlands Ranch , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Peer voted a "Super Lawyer" for 7 straight years (2018-2024) and a "Super Lawyer - "Rising Stars" for 2 straight years (2010-2011) and a “Top 10 Lawyer” and “ Top 100 Trial Attorneys." Over 2000 cases handled and over 15,000 court appearances made, attorney W. Harvey Skees has what it takes to win.. - Selected as Super Lawyers - "Great Plains Super Lawyers" for 2018 and 2019 and 2020 and 2021 and 2022 and 2023 and 2024. - Selected as a Super Lawyers - "Minnesota Rising Stars” for 2011 and 2012- Selected by the American Institute of Criminal Law Attorneys as a Criminal Law "10 Best Attorney” for North Dakota - Selected by The National Trial Lawyers as a "Top 100 Trial Lawyer” - Selected by the American Institute of DUI/DWI Attorneys as a DUI/DWI “10 Best Attorney” for North Dakota- Selected by the The National Academy of Jurisprudence as a “Premier 100 Trial Attorney” for North Dakota- Selected by The American Society of Legal Advocates as a Minnesota "Top 100 Criminal Defense Attorney". Attorney W. Harvey Skees always provides a FREE initial consultation to inform potential clients of their rights and options so feel free to contact him today.

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“pped and arrested at gun point. Prosecutor wanted one year probation. Harvey knew how to handle the”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Harvey is aggressive, honest, and treats his clients with respect.”

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W. Dean Salter

1700 Lincoln 4100 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Securities

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Wade Warthen

Firm: Darling Milligan Smith & Lesch, PC

1331 17th St., Suite 800 , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Corporate , Natural Resources, Real Estate , Real Estate, Real Estate

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“Wade is a meticulous and thoughtful attorney who studies and researches every aspect of the law he touches. His breadth of knowledge is almost as extensive as his depth of knowledg…”

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W. C. Kettelkamp Jr.

Firm: Kettelkamp, Young & Kettelkamp, P.C.

201 West 8th Street 540 , Pueblo , Colorado 81003

Practice Areas: Trusts

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“Todd answered all our questions clearly. He was very pleasant to deal with,we recommend him for anyone needing personal lawyer support.”

— Robert Wilson

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W. Bradley Betterton-Fike

Firm: Donelson Ciancio Goodwin and Juarez, PC

11080 Circle Point Road 190 80 , Westminster , Colorado 80020

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Civil ,Employment & Labor

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“Mr. Betterton-Fike has handled a number of cases for me, always with extraordinary professionalism, thoughtfulness, empathy, and willingness to resear...”

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W Mann

Firm: Colorado Legal Services

Family and Children's Law Sect. , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Family

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W Franklin

Firm: Franklin Family Law, LLC

3801 E. Florida Ave. , Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: Family

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“He was very helpful when I called but he no longer lives in Colorado. He is now in Oregon but can no”

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“I endorse this lawyer.”

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W Costin

Firm: Law Office of W. Dirk Costin

1720 S Bellaire St Ste 205 , Denver , Colorado 80222

Practice Areas: Tax

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Vivian Barrios

Firm: Holland & Hart

555 17th St , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Employment & Labor

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Viva Moffat

2255 E. Evans Ave. , Denver , Colorado 80208

Practice Areas: Intellectual Property

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Virginia Robbins

Firm: Robbins Law Firm, LLC

19731 E Pikes Peak Ave. # 204 , Parker , Colorado 80138

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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“d her the reason he didn’t want our child in therapy was because he was afraid his rights would be”

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Wachsmann & Associates, PC

Firm: Wachsmann & Associates, PC

6053 S Quebec , Littleton , Colorado 80111

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, Wills, Trusts, & Probates

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“I highly recommend you find another company. I dont know the other Lawyers withing this practice but Carl Fritz specifically did us very wrong. He'll give...”

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Wade Corey Walton

Firm: Curtis Walton Law

13984 W. Bowles Avenue , Littleton , Colorado 80128

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Motorcycle Accidents, Automobile Accidents, Truck Accidents, Workers Compensation, Wrongful Death

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W. Curtis Wiberg

Firm: Plog & Stein, P.C.

6021 S. Syracuse Way , Greenwood Village , Colorado 80111

Practice Areas: Divorce, Family Law, Alimony, Child Custody, Child Custody Mediation, Child Support, Divorce Mediation, Domestic Violence, Grandparents Visitation Rights, Marital Property Distribution, No Fault Divorce

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