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Martha has been practicing estate planning in the Colorado for over seven years—Consistently and joyfully connecting parents to a deeper essence of estate planning that transforms a traditionally austere process into one of liberation and bonding. The firm’s mission to educate and empower families has touched hundreds of parents. The firm gained attention as Best of the West the second year it was open, awarded by YellowScene Magazine, and has won the award six years running.

As a female litigator with over 21 years of experience, Martha Reeves Cook brings a knowledgeable and passionate approach and a different perspective to mediation, a cost-effective way to resolve a dispute without paying expensive litigation fees.

Martha mediates all types of cases, including:

Real Estate and Mortgage Disputes in State and Federal Courts
Appellate Divorce Mediation
Personal Injury Cases
Business Law Disputes
Mediation of all Appellate Cases
Consumer Actions under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and other Federal Statutes

Martha has extensive training in mediation including:

20 hrs. Mediation Media
6 hrs. Advanced Mediation
Foreclosure Mediation Training
Appellate Mediation Training
Foreclosure Update Training 2016;
40 hrs. Divorce & Family Mediation Training
Domestic Violence...

Martha Grant has been a practicing attorney since 1982. Since 1986 she has concentrated her practice in the area of elder law; that is, estate planning, long-term care planning and probate. In 2016 she formed Aroostook Elder Law, LLC. She is a member of the elder law section of the Maine Bar Association.

Throughout my life and career, I have worked tirelessly to educate myself and build the skills that make an effective lawyer. In addition to my law degree, I have a master's degree in judicial administration. I also worked as a judicial law clerk, which gave me valuable experience working with judges. I am admitted to practice in the state and federal courts of Colorado and Kansas. I was born and raised reared in upstate New York and relocated to Colorado with my family in 1973. I attended the University of Colorado at Boulder and graduated Phi Beta Kappa with...

I graduated Seattle University School of law and immediately began working at the Pierce County Prosecutor's Office. After two years with the Prosecutor's Office, I joined Durflinger Oliver & Associates where I help those who have been accused of committing crimes. I have handled thousands of cases ranging from domestic violence to DUI's. I have helped hundreds of clients keep or restore their driving privileges by prevailing in administrative hearings with the the Department of Licensing. I have also helped many clients vacate felony and misdemeanor convictions and restore their firearm rights. My previous experience as a prosecutor...

I graduated in 2000 from Virginia Tech with a BA. I went on to the University of New Hampshire School of Law and graduated in 2003. I passed the Georgia bar exam shortly thereafter and began practicing.

I worked for a large national Social Security Disability firm and travelled across the United States representing disabled claimants seeking Social Security Disability benefits. After a few years, I went to work for the Fulton County Public Defender's Office where I was placed in the major felony unit. After trying numerous jury trials, I returned to the large national Social Security Disability firm....

Family law attorney, child custody, child support, paternity, adoption, divorce, dissolution of marriage. Traffic, wills, criminal.

I have focused my professional practice on helping organizations and individual healthcare providers get and stay in compliance with the many local, state, and federal requirements imposed on their practices and operations. Even before there was much official "Guidance" in this area, I was working every day to proactively identify responsibilities, ensure that they are being met and, if necessary, prove that to the government. My goal is to free my clients for their real work - helping people.

I am a magna cum laude graduate of Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. I have practiced bankruptcy law for over 40 years, working for some of the biggest and best bankruptcy firms in Southern California. I retired a few years ago and moved to Colorado but California is home so I moved back here and I'm living in Santa Barbara. I've started a website (bankruptcysage.com) to offer advice and counsel to people considering bankruptcy. I don't want to work full time but I do want to use my skills to help people who are trying to figure out this...

I have been admitted to the practice of law since 1981. My practice concentrates on areas of law relating to real estate: residential and commercial closings, zoning and planning issues. I work with all my clients in a responsive manner, with integrity and professional ethics of the highest level.

If you have found yourself at a crossroad, and are searching for resolution, Ms. McQuarrie will guide you through the legal issues at hand. This will allow you to better deal with the financial and emotional aspects of your situation.
Issues addressed include, but are not limited to:

• Divorce / Legal Separation / Annulment
• Non-Marital Parental Rights / Paternity
• Grandparents' Rights
• Child Custody and Visitation
• Child Support
• Spousal Support
• Modification of Orders
• Property Division
• Ante-nuptial (pre-nuptial) agreement
• Post-nuptial agreements
• Mediation