Rebecca Winters, Esq.                                                CALL NOW    303 319-0139

rebecca@rebeccawintersesq.com

Rebecca Winters is a licensed Colorado Attorney who zealously represents her clients.  Few other attorneys solely manage their cases through to the end.  Clients like the fact that their cases are handled by one experienced attorney.  She doesn't delegate your case to paralegals, nor to "a team" of attorneys and assistants who don't know you.  Rebecca takes pride in working directly with each client.

"I have always enjoyed handling all aspects of the cases I manage on behalf of clients.  Most cases get resolved quickly. But, some go all the way through trial and any necessary appeals.  Clients tell me that my representation is straightforward and easy.  They tell me that they feel comfortable in the process.  This is important because clients want to have their matters resolved in their favor.  They have my confidence and trust."

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Rebecca Winters has over 14 years of experience handling FAMILY LAW matters.  When it comes to family law, Ms. Winters knows that clients want results which protect her clients, their family members, and their assets.  Her background as an attorney, a family law mediator, and a children's special advocate gives her unique experience.  She knows the system from an advocate's side, from a special advocate's side, and from a a dispute mediator's side.  She sees the multiple angles and can strategically plan your case for the best outcomes.

"Clients often feel over their heads when they come to me for a divorce.   I understand that it is incredibly stressful.  We work together to identify the issues, determine goals, and coordinate all the necessary pieces to resolve the situation.  Clients afterwards tell me they felt like I was their guide, mentor, and security.  Representing my clients this way is what I like the most about practicing law."

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Rebecca Winters has provided bankruptcy assistance for years.  Today, she represents clients in CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCIES.  She regularly goes to the creditor meetings with her clients and provides them with all of the information they need.   Clients leave happy after she supports them to resolve their financial troubles and get their debts discharged.

'"Bankruptcies are managed in Federal Court.   The atmosphere is intimidating, the laws can be complicated, and the Trustee's job is to protect the creditors.  Without an attorney it can be very scary and costly.  I love to simplify the process for clients.  I handle all of the paperwork and procedures, working through the local rules and case law for clients.   Clients just gather the necessary information and review their paperwork.  We go to court together.  I am proud to provide incredibly affordable rates and services for clients who would otherwise be kept out of the process.'"

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Experience:

Former Family Law Counselor and Mediator in the Mohave County Superior Court. 

Kingman, Arizona

Ms. Winters assisted parents in reaching agreements pertaining to parenting plans by conducting mediation sessions.  She acted as parenting coordinator for high conflict cases involving children. She wrote detailed parenting plans, reports and recommendations for the Court.  She taught mandatory parent education classes which included information on mediation orientation, domestic violence, grief, age appropriate child behavior, and parent communication.  She also completed advanced mediation skills, domestic violence, and child abuse training classes and courses.

Family Law Attorney and Special Advocate.

Greater Denver, Colorado

Ms. Winters has extensive experience representing clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcies and all areas of family law including dissolution, common law marriage, declaration of invalidity, paternity, parenting responsibilities, special advocacy, stepparent and kinship adoption, domestic violence, post-decree modification, child support collection, contempt, third party custody, dependency and neglect representing respondent parents, and foreign order registration. 

Bankruptcy Attorney

Chapter 7 is available to clients meeting the legal requirements.  If these requirements are met, clients can wipe away most or all of their debt.   For some, the requirements can be difficult to meet.  They may be eligible for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which involves a payment plan.  A free consultation will determine whether you are eligible for a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

Ms. Winters has over a decade experience representing clients in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases.  Today, she devotes her bankruptcy practice to Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies.  She brings clear, concise analysis, professional consideration, and zealous advocacy to her clients.  Ms. Winters is thoughtful and thorough.   She has spent the last decade guiding her clients through the bankruptcy process.

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JD, May  1996

University of Arkansas, School of Law

Fayetteville, Arkansas

University of Washington

Seattle, Washington

Member of the Colorado Bar Association.  Licensed in Colorado since 1996.

Certified Mediator / Collaborative Family Law Training and Advanced Mediation Training

Greater Denver, Colorado