Colorado Lawyers William T. to Willow Arnold

Explore Colorado attorneys like William T. McAdams, William T. Slamkowski, William Tanis, William Taylor, William Thiebaut, William Thode, William Troy Romero, and Willow Arnold. in cities like Greeley, Denver, Pueblo, Denver and Denver. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 80631, 80264, 80203.

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Willow Arnold

Firm: Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith

1700 Lincoln St. , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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William W. Hughes II

Firm: Winters, Hellerich & Hughes, LLC

5754 W 11th St 101 , Greeley , Colorado 80634

Practice Areas: Business Organizations,Contracts,Transportation

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Willis V. Carpenter

Firm: Carpenter and Klatskin, P.C.

1500 Club Building 518 Seventeenth Street Col , Denver , Colorado 80202

Practice Areas: Real Estate

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William Zurinskas

Firm: AFFORDABLE BANKRUPTCY LAW CENTERS OF BILL ZURINSKAS

2130 Moutain View Ave. #105 , Longmont , Colorado 80501

Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Affordable Bankruptcy Attorney/Lawyer. Longmont, Boulder & Fort Collins Offices. 30+ years Bankruptcy Attorney/Lawyer experience. Thousands of cases filed for satisfied clients. Free initial consultation. A+ BBB rating. Over 50 positive reviews on AVVO, Google Maps, Insider Pages, Angies List, Yelp.

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“Bill is very knowledgeable with 30 years of experience. I highly recommend him.”

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William Zimmerling

Firm: Law Office of William Hadden Zimmerling

3200 Cherry Creek South Dr Ste 660 , Denver , Colorado 80209

Practice Areas: Litigation

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William Wildberger

Firm: William C. Wildberger II

326 Jackson St , Denver , Colorado 80206

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William Wiberg

Firm: Plog & Stein, P.C.

6021 S. Syracuse Way , Greenwood Village , Colorado 80111

Practice Areas: Family

As a Denver divorce lawyer at Plog & Stein P.C., W. Curtis Wiberg brings more than 15 years of experience to the table. He has addressed all aspects of family law throughout his legal career, including matters related to divorce, stepparent adoptions, contempt, decree modifications, as well as child support and custody. Attorney Wiberg grew up in Denver and graduated from Manual High School. Before joining Plog & Stein P.C., he opened his own law practice but eventually grew to miss working within a team. A highly rated Avvo lawyer, he has published two opinions: Ledezma v. State, 626 N.W.2d 134 (Iowa 2001) and Beerman v. Beerman, 526 N.W.2d 127 (South Dakota 1995).. Attorney Wiberg earned his law degree from the University College of Law in 1994. In 1990, he graduated from Claremont McKenna College with a bachelor’s degree in government and psychology. He is admitted to practice in the state of Colorado. In his free time, Attorney Wiberg enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, camping, golfing, movies, and following the Broncos and Nuggets. If you would like to entrust your family law case to Attorney Wiberg, no matter how complex, call Plog & Stein P.C. at for an initial consultation.

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William Wert

Firm: Trout Raley Montaño Freeman Sinor Thompson P.C.

1120 Lincoln St Ste 1600 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

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William Vobach

Firm: Vobach IP Law, LLC

P.O. Box 100498 , Denver , Colorado 80250

Practice Areas: Copyrights, Patents, Trademarks, Patent Application, Patent Application

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“ionship with Bill for about a decade. He is a thought leader in the evolving patent world, has extre”

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William Viner

Firm: Viner Disability Law

1120 Lincoln St Ste 1306 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Social Security & Disability, Social Security, Social Security

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“ng. I just hope he's alright. So I'm reading a 1 star for now because I have yet to meet him even ov”

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“I regularly confer with Will about Social Security cases. He is knowledgeable, competent and relentless in his representation of his clients. He's also a great guy. You can't go wr…”

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“Will Viner was exceptional in assisting us with attaining SSDI for our daughter. He was always available to answer our questions as well as provide guidance through the entire proc…”

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William Van Horn

Firm: Van Horn Family Law, PC

9491 South Johnson Court , Littleton , Colorado 80127

Practice Areas: Civil , Family , General Practice, Family, Family, Family, Family, Family

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

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“orce. It was comforting to work with a firm who not only offered legal counsel and advice, but also”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Van Horn served as opposing counsel in a divorce matter and proved to be a very reasonable and effective advocate for his client. With his help, we reach…”

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“Bill was a great partner with me in navigating an unexpected divorce that was a very difficult time in my life. Highly experienced, great patience and communications skill, very hi…”

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William Van Dusen

Firm: The Van Dusen Law Firm LLC

353 Main Street , Longmont , Colorado 80501

Practice Areas: Tax

I am an attorney with over 24 years of legal experience in both the public and private sectors. I am experienced in a broad range of legal fields including federal, state, and local tax matters, criminal matters, litigation, administrative hearings, contract and business agreement drafting, and estate planning and probate. I have also assisted clients in forming business entities, including limited liability companies, corporations, and non-profit corporations in Colorado. I have worked as a deputy district attorney, an assistant city attorney, and assistant attorney general. I teach classes in professional ethics including business ethics, continuing education courses for attorneys, and has written and lectured on FERPA issues. My publication on student record privacy rights (FERPA) is used by university advisors, administrators, and faculty throughout the country.

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“Mr Van Dusen quickly helped us resolve our tax issue and got everything on the right track. Would hi”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Bill Van Dusen represented me in several matters with the IRS. He always has communicated with me with professionalism and respect. My communications are alw…”

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“I've known Bill Van Dusen for over ten years and have consulted him about probate and estate planning issues. His legal experience is impressive and he has special qualification in…”

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William Troy Romero

1900 Grant Street 500 , Denver , Colorado 80203

Practice Areas: Appellate ,Arbitration,Family ,Mediation

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William Thode

Firm: FAMILY MATTERS

3801 East Florida Avenue , Denver , Colorado 80210

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

Recognized as a Top 10 family lawyer in Colorado for the past 10 years.. Over 26 years of trial experience. Successfully represented thousands of clients in Colorado and other western states. Specialize in contested divorce, child custody, relocation and adoption/termination cases.. J.D., The George Washington University Law School, distinction for trial advocay.. Economics, cum laude, University of Colorado at Denver. I live Denver with my beautiful wife, Fabiola, and my youngest of four children. Denver native!

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“y before, but I knew something was wrong because he never returned my phone calls and then he became”

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“Bill is a highly competent attorney and I enjoy sharing ideas with him regarding different types of legal situations. I would recommend Bill Thode to anyone seeking a competent and…”

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William Taylor

116 Inverness Drive East, Suite 207 , Englewood , Colorado 80112

Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense

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William Tanis

Firm: Ireland Stapleton Pryor & Pascoe

1660 Lincoln Street, Suite 3000 , Denver , Colorado 80264

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Business Formation, Corporate , Securities , Business, Business

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William T. Slamkowski

Lincoln Street , Denver , Colorado 80264

Practice Areas: Corporate ,Real Estate

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“Bill helped me with a deed transaction, with an employment contract dispute, and then with an S-corp incorporation. I'd use Bill again in a heartbeat...Jay”

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William Wiese

Firm: William A. Wiese Attorney

1125 Steele St , Denver , Colorado 80206

Practice Areas: Business, Land Use & Zoning

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William Thiebaut

Firm: William Thiebaut Jr

76 Duke St , Pueblo , Colorado 81005

Practice Areas: Constitutional

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“for 30 years. As a private practice attorney, it should come as no surprise that he has the conne”

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William T. McAdams

Firm: McAdams Law Office, LLC

822 7th Street , Greeley , Colorado 80631

Practice Areas: Criminal Law, DUI/DWI, Trusts, Wills, Traffic Violations, White Collar Crimes

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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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