Is the initial consultation really free?

Yes. The first consultation is free and carries no obligation. If you decide to hire the firm, the fee and what it covers are explained and put in writing before any work begins.

Is what I tell you confidential if I do not hire you?

Yes. Under Rule 1.18 of the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct, a lawyer must protect information learned from a prospective client, even when no attorney-client relationship follows.

I have a court date or a DMV deadline coming up. What should I do?

Say so at the start of your call or in the form. Some deadlines cannot be extended: after a DUI arrest, for example, you have only 7 days after receiving the notice of revocation to request a DMV hearing to protect your license. Urgent matters are handled first.

Should I talk to the police, the other driver’s insurer or the other side before we meet?

It is usually best not to give statements until you have had advice. What you say can be used later, and a short conversation with a lawyer first often avoids problems that are hard to undo.

What if my case is outside what you handle?

We will tell you at the consultation, and where we can we will point you toward the kind of lawyer you need.

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An attorney goes through the facts with you, explains the law that applies, and identifies the deadlines and the realistic options.

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You leave knowing what we recommend, what it would involve and what it would cost. There is no obligation to hire us.

What to Bring

You don’t need everything. Bring what you have, and we’ll tell you what else matters.

Criminal charges & DUI

Summons, complaint or ticket
Bond paperwork and release conditions
DUI: the notice of revocation and any temporary permit
Your next court date and courtroom

Family law

Any existing court orders or filings
Recent pay stubs and tax returns
Your current parenting schedule
Any protection-order paperwork

Personal injury

Accident or police report number
Photos of the scene and injuries
Medical records and bills so far
Insurance claim numbers and letters

Civil, business & estate

Contracts, agreements or leases involved
Emails and letters about the dispute
Existing wills, trusts or beneficiary forms
Any deadline or court date you have received

Deadlines That Can’t Wait

After a DUI arrest in Colorado you have 7 days after receiving the notice of revocation to request a DMV hearing, or your license is revoked automatically. Court dates on a summons are fixed. Most Colorado injury claims must be filed within 2 years (C.R.S. § 13-80-102), claims from car accidents within 3 years (§ 13-80-101(1)(n)), and a claim against a government body needs written notice within 182 days of discovering the injury (§ 24-10-109). If a date is on any paper you have received, tell us first.

Your Information Is Protected

What you share in a consultation is confidential under Rule 1.18 of the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct, even if you decide not to hire us.