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Ike Lucero, Jr., P.C. Attorney & Counselor at Law
Ike Lucero, Jr. is a Pueblo lawyer whose practice serves Colorado drivers and includes court-appointed advocacy for parents, children, and families.
Pueblo, Colorado
When a legal proceeding threatens what matters most, clarity matters.
Ike Lucero, Jr. represents people facing legal proceedings that can affect their licenses, livelihoods, families, and futures.
His retained practice is focused on Pueblo DUI and DWAI defense, traffic citations, driver's-license restraints, DMV proceedings, and matters involving commercial drivers. He also serves in court-appointed child-welfare roles: representing parents in dependency-and-neglect proceedings and serving, when appointed, as a Guardian ad Litem or Counsel for Youth through Colorado's Office of the Child's Representative.
Clients work directly with Ike. The goal is straightforward communication, careful preparation, and an honest discussion of the circumstances, available options, and next steps.
View background and credentialsClearly defined areas of work, with each responsibility approached on its own terms.
Attention to the record, the deadlines, the participants, and the facts that make each matter different.
Plain-language explanations so clients understand the process and can make informed decisions.
Colorado roots · Pueblo practice
Born in Alamosa and educated at Colorado State University–Pueblo, Ike's connection to Southern Colorado began long before his legal practice. Today, he serves clients from his Pueblo office with an understanding of the roads, courts, communities, and families that make this region distinct.
Background
A concise professional record.
Professional record
A balanced view of professional memberships, completed advocacy training, and recognition for service. Each item is presented on its own terms without implying certification, specialization, or a promised result.
Credentials & service

2026 membership recognition
A 2026 membership credential issued to Ike Lucero, Jr. by The National Trial Lawyers.
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Owner-supplied training history
Ike Lucero, Jr. reports completing National Institute for Trial Advocacy training in 2012.
About NITA →Service recognition
Pro Bono Achievement Awards in 2010 and 2011 recognized Ike's commitment to pro bono representation.
Colorado attorney registration no. 41782
Admitted to practice in Colorado in 2009, with federal admission to the United States District Court for the District of Colorado in 2010.
Voluntary associations
Professional membership · 2026
Ike Lucero, Jr. is listed by the organization as a General Member. General Membership is not NCDD Board Certification and does not imply specialization or a promised result.
View NCDD member profile →Statewide professional membership
Member of Colorado's voluntary statewide professional association for attorneys.
About CBA membership →Owner-supplied professional affiliation
Professional affiliation reported by Ike Lucero, Jr.; this release does not independently verify current membership status.
Local business-community membership
Voluntary membership in a Pueblo business organization serving Southern Colorado.
Visit the Latino Chamber →Some items in this section use organization badges/logos where provided; NCDD, CBA, PCBA, and LCCP use custom text treatments. NITA training and PCBA affiliation are based on information supplied by Ike Lucero, Jr. NCDD General Membership is not NCDD Board Certification. Memberships, training and recognition do not imply certification, specialization, endorsement by a court or organization, or a guarantee of results.
Retained practice
A focused scope gives visitors a clear answer to an important question: does this office handle matters like mine?
Court-appointed work
Dependency-and-neglect proceedings can carry profound consequences for both parents and children. In addition to his driver-focused practice, Ike accepts distinct court-appointed roles within Colorado's child-welfare system.
Ike represents parents in dependency-and-neglect proceedings, providing legal advocacy as they navigate allegations, court requirements, family-services issues, and the fundamental interests at stake in the parent-child relationship. Learn about Respondent Parent Counsel →
Through Colorado's Office of the Child's Representative, Ike also serves in court-appointed child-representation roles. A Guardian ad Litem advocates for a child’s best interests; Counsel for Youth provides client-directed representation to an eligible youth. Compare the GAL and CFY roles →
These are court-appointed roles governed by the appointing court and the applicable state office. They are presented separately from the firm's retained DUI and traffic practice.
Life in Colorado remains central to Ike's story. Away from the practice, his interests include motocross, fishing, metal detecting, rock hounding, and time with family and friends.
Consultations by appointment only
Every matter is different. Request an appointment to discuss the circumstances and learn more about the process and available options.
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A straightforward next step
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You are contacted to discuss scheduling and any documents that may be useful for an appointment.
At the confirmed appointment, you can discuss your circumstances, questions, deadlines, and possible next steps.
Submitting a request, calling, emailing, or using this website does not create an attorney-client relationship or require the Law Office to act. For a privately retained matter, representation begins only after the Law Office accepts the matter, you and the Law Office sign a written engagement agreement, and the required retainer or other initial fee is received and accepted. Court-appointed work begins only through a valid court or agency appointment. Please do not send confidential, sensitive, or time-critical information before the office confirms how to provide it.
Public client feedback
“You just feel so comfortable speaking to him like you’ve known him your whole life.”
“Returning calls on weekends, keeping me up to date on the progress on my case.”
“He’s professional and shows genuine care.”
Reviews reflect individual experiences. Past outcomes and reviews do not guarantee a similar result in another matter.