Ike Lucero, Jr. helps clients identify the court process, licensing process, deadlines, and practical concerns that may follow a Colorado driving allegation. Each matter is evaluated on its own facts.
Prepared by Ike Lucero, Jr., Attorney at LawReviewed July 29, 2026
Matters addressed
Colorado DUI, DWAI, and drug-DUI allegations
Speeding and other traffic citations
Careless and reckless driving allegations
Driver’s-license and DMV proceedings
CDL citations and disqualification concerns
Out-of-state drivers cited in Colorado
Professional background
The attorney profile on this website is limited to verified professional information and the work represented here. The focus is helping people understand and respond to Colorado traffic and driver-related matters.
National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Advocate designation
National Trial Lawyers Top 100 membership
Colorado Bar Association member
Pueblo County Bar Association member
What clients can expect
The first conversation is used to identify the charge, court, upcoming dates, driving status, and other immediate concerns. No result can be promised, and contacting the office does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Clear explanations in plain language
Attention to both court and licensing consequences
Appointment-based communication
No guarantee or prediction of a particular outcome
A clear three-step process
What happens after you contact the office?
1
Contact
Call or use the short appointment form with basic court and scheduling information.
2
Confirmation
The office follows up to confirm availability and the information needed for an appointment.
3
Engagement
A client relationship begins only after acceptance, a signed fee agreement, and the required retainer.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this Colorado matter
What kinds of matters does Ike Lucero handle through this website?
This website focuses on Colorado DUI and DWAI allegations, traffic tickets, driver’s-license and DMV matters, and CDL-related traffic consequences.
Does a telephone call or form submission make me a client?
No. A client relationship begins only after the firm accepts the matter, a written fee agreement is signed, and the required retainer is paid.
Are consultations available without an appointment?
No. Consultations are scheduled by appointment so the office can confirm availability and gather basic court and citation information.
Attorney-client relationship notice: Using this website, downloading materials, calling the telephone number, or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship. A relationship begins only after the firm accepts the matter, a written fee agreement is signed, and the required retainer is paid. No outcome is guaranteed.