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Request an Appointment

Provide basic contact, court, charge, and scheduling information so the office can review the request and follow up about availability.

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A simple process

What happens after you contact the office?

The request starts scheduling. It does not mean the firm has accepted the matter.

1

Share the basics

Provide contact details, the charge, court, and upcoming court date if known.

2

Office review

The office reviews the basic information and follows up about appointment availability.

3

Formal engagement

You become a client only after acceptance, a signed fee agreement, and payment of the required retainer.

Appointment request

Tell the office how to reach you.

The complete form is visible here. Share only basic contact, court and scheduling information so the office can follow up about availability.

  • Use the court name shown on your paperwork, if known.
  • Include the next court date shown on the citation or summons, if known.
  • Keep the initial description brief and non-confidential.
  • Submission does not guarantee an appointment or representation.
Submitting a date here does not notify the court or stop or extend a deadline.
Do not include confidential, privileged, highly sensitive or time-critical information.

The office will review the request and contact you when appropriate.

Questions before submitting?

Call the office to request an appointment.

Office visits are by appointment only. Location details are provided when an appointment is confirmed.

(303) 963-9363
Attorney-client relationship notice: Website use, downloads, telephone calls, and form submissions do 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.
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