Send the basics
Call or submit the short form with your contact information and the general type of matter. Avoid confidential details.
Contact the Pueblo office
A clear first step starts here.
Request an appointment to discuss privately retained DUI, traffic-ticket, driver’s-license, DMV or commercial-driver matters.
Already involved in a court-appointed GAL, CFY or Respondent Parent Counsel matter? Use this page only for basic office contact. This website cannot request, create or assign a court appointment.
Consultations are available by appointment only.
Request an appointment
Tell the office how to reach you.
Share the basics so the office can review the request and follow up about appointment availability. The form does not create an attorney-client relationship or stop a deadline.
- Provide your name, telephone number, email address and general type of matter.
- Include the court or agency and the next date shown on your paperwork, if known.
- Keep the first message brief and non-confidential. Documents can be requested later through a protected link.
Existing court-appointed matter? Use the form only for basic office contact and select “Other or not sure” 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.
What happens after you contact the office?
Three clear steps.
You do not need to know every legal term before calling. Start with the documents you have and the questions that concern you most.
The office follows up
Your request is reviewed and the office contacts you regarding availability and what documents may be helpful.
Discuss your situation
At the appointment, the relevant process, your questions and potential next steps can be discussed individually.
Prepare for the conversation
Bring what you have. Start with what concerns you most.
An organized first conversation can help identify deadlines, documents and questions that may need attention.
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Keep your paperwork nearbyHave the citation, summons, DMV notice, court document or other paperwork available.
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Note upcoming datesIdentify court dates, response dates, hearing deadlines or other dates shown on your documents.
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Write down your questionsList the practical concerns involving your license, record, work or required appearances.
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Protect confidential informationWait until an attorney-client relationship is established before sending sensitive details.
Public client feedback
Communication people remember.
Client reviews published on independent platforms reflect individual experiences. Past outcomes and client feedback do not guarantee a similar result in another matter. View the Reviews page.
Consultations by appointment only
Ready to take the first step?
Call the Pueblo office or use the MyCase appointment form. This sends an appointment request; it does not confirm an appointment.