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Request a Private Appointment

Request an appointment to discuss privately retained DUI, traffic-ticket, driver’s-license, DMV, CDL or selected dependency-and-neglect matters with Ike Lucero, Jr. Private dependency-and-neglect services include representation for a parent and separate representation for kinship caregivers, foster parents or proposed intervenors.

For an existing court-appointed matter, this page provides basic office contact. A website inquiry cannot request, create or assign an RPC, GAL, CFY or adult GAL appointment.

Consultations are available by appointment only.

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This form sends basic contact and matter-type information to the office for an availability response. It does not create an attorney-client relationship or make the firm responsible for a deadline.

  • Required form fields cover name, telephone number and email address. Matter type is optional, and “Other or not sure” is available.
  • Optional fields cover the court or agency and a date identified by the person submitting the form.
  • The public form is not a confidential or time-critical channel; the office may provide separate transfer information if needed.

Existing court-appointed matter? The form provides basic office contact, and “Other or not sure” is available when no listed matter type applies. This website cannot request or create a court appointment.

If the form is not visible, open the MyCase appointment request in a new tab. You may also call the office using the number shown on this page.

Appointment boundaries

Inquiry, availability and engagement are separate.

A contact request permits an availability response. It is not legal advice, acceptance of a matter or an agreement to provide representation. The office may respond about scheduling and whether an appointment is available. If an appointment is scheduled, the circumstances and possible scope of representation can be discussed privately.

Attorney Ike Lucero, Jr.
Ike Lucero, Jr., P.C.Attorney & Counselor at Law · Pueblo, Colorado

Service information

A private conversation about possible representation.

The office can provide scheduling, practice-scope and engagement information without evaluating a matter on this public page.

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    Practice scopeThe office considers selected privately retained driver and dependency-and-neglect matters. Court-appointed roles begin through the applicable appointment process.

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    Conflicts and availabilityThe firm cannot accept every inquiry, and current or former duties may prevent an engagement.

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    Private engagementPrivately retained representation requires firm acceptance, a signed written fee agreement, and receipt and acceptance of the required retainer or other initial fee stated in that agreement.

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Consultations by appointment only

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The Pueblo office can respond about scheduling and availability by telephone or through the MyCase appointment form.

No Attorney-Client Relationship. Using this website, downloading materials, calling, leaving a voicemail, emailing, texting, or submitting a form does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not make Ike Lucero, Jr. or Ike Lucero, Jr., P.C. Attorney & Counselor at Law your lawyer. For a privately retained matter, representation begins only after you and the Law Office sign a written engagement agreement and the Law Office receives and accepts the required retainer or other initial fee described in that agreement. Court-appointed work begins only as established by a valid court or agency appointment and applicable law or program rules. Do not send confidential, privileged, or highly sensitive information before the office confirms how to provide it. Entering a court or DMV date in the appointment form does not notify the court or DMV and does not stop or extend any deadline. Website information is general, is not legal advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Read the Full Disclaimer.