Frequently Asked Questions

I primarily represent real estate developers, brokers working with development clients, sophisticated HOA and condominium boards, and financial institutions. My practice focuses on complex real property matters rather than on general legal services.

My practice is limited to real property matters involving development, governance, zoning, and transactions. I do not represent individual homeowners in disputes against their HOA, nor do I handle landlord-tenant matters.

While Colorado law does not require you to retain counsel for every development step, most projects involve zoning approvals, contractual structuring, entity formation, and regulatory compliance. Early legal involvement often prevents delays and costly restructuring later.

We will discuss your matter, your objectives, and the practical realities of the project or dispute. If the issue aligns with my practice, I will outline the next steps and provide an engagement agreement.

I communicate directly with my clients by phone and email. As a solo practitioner, you work directly with me throughout your matter.

Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the issue and whether governmental approvals or litigation are involved. Many transactional and governance matters can be resolved within weeks, while regulatory or contested matters may take longer.

Fees depend on the nature and scope of the matter. Most work is handled on an hourly basis. During our initial consultation, I can provide an estimate based on the anticipated scope of work.

Yes. Invoices can be paid securely online, and checks are also accepted.

I represent clients throughout Colorado, with significant experience across the Western Slope, including Aspen, Montrose, Grand Junction, Mesa County, Ridgway, Ouray, and surrounding communities.

In-person meetings are available, but many matters can be handled efficiently by phone or video conference.

If your issue involves zoning interpretation, easements, entity structuring, HOA governance, development approvals, or high-value transactions, it likely warrants the services of experienced real property counsel. Complex matters often benefit from early strategic evaluation.

I handle dispute resolution related to real property matters. When litigation is necessary, I provide representation or coordinate strategically depending on the scope of the case.