Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals (LLP) in Denver, Colorado


Licensed Legal Paraprofessional

Affordable legal representation for simplified family law cases with the guidance of experienced attorneys.

The Colorado Supreme Court has approved the licensure of Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals (LLPs), a legal innovation designed to make legal representation more accessible and affordable. LLPs are qualified legal professionals who can provide many of the same services as an attorney in certain family law cases, but at a significantly lower hourly rate.


LLPs can file court documents, represent clients in mediation, provide legal advice, and attend hearings to answer a judge’s questions. However, they do not have the ability to present oral arguments or question witnesses. Gendelman Klimas Edwards, Ltd. offers LLP services for cases that qualify, allowing you to receive high-quality legal support without the expense of hiring an attorney.


Our LLPs have been specially trained by our attorneys and benefit from their guidance, counsel, and experience, ensuring that you receive the best possible legal support throughout your case.

Our LLP Services


Affordable Legal Representation

An LLP is a cost-effective solution for simplified family law cases. If your case qualifies, our LLPs can represent you at a significantly lower hourly rate compared to an attorney. This allows you to receive expert legal advice and representation while keeping costs down.

Personalized Training and Support

Our LLPs receive extensive training from our experienced attorneys. They are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to handle your case, and they have the benefit of ongoing guidance and counsel from our team to ensure quality representation.

Establishing a Contractual Relationship with Clients

An LLP can establish a formal agreement with you to represent you in your case.

Conducting Client Interviews

Your LLP will conduct initial client interviews to assess your needs and understand your case details.

Providing Guidance on Colorado’s Court Forms and Pleadings

Your LLP will help you understand and navigate Colorado’s standard court forms, ensuring that you complete and submit them correctly.

Completing Standard Court Forms

LLPs are authorized to complete the required court forms on your behalf, saving you time and ensuring accuracy.

Explaining and Submitting Documents in Support of Court Forms

They will explain the necessary documents and assist in submitting them to the court.

Managing Document Filing and Service

Your LLP will handle the filing and service of documents related to your case, ensuring all procedural requirements are met.

Reviewing and Explaining Pleadings from the Opposing Party

They will review pleadings from the opposing party, including documents related to pension plans, and explain their implications to you.

Negotiating and Mediating on Your Behalf

An LLP can engage in negotiations and represent you in mediation, working toward resolving your case without the need for court intervention.

Drafting and Submitting Settlement Agreements

If an agreement is reached, your LLP can draft and submit settlement agreements to the court.

Facilitating Communication with the Opposing Party

Your LLP will facilitate communication with the opposing party or their attorney regarding documents and case details.

Maintaining Communication with You

Throughout the process, your LLP will keep you updated and ensure you are fully informed about your case.

Clarifying Court Orders

If there is confusion or ambiguity about court orders, an LLP can clarify the meaning and implications for you.

Providing Information on Supplementary Resources

An LLP will provide you with relevant information about supplementary resources available to you.

Advising on the Need for Legal Representation in Complex Matters

If your case involves more complex issues or emerging legal matters, your LLP will advise you to seek additional legal representation from an attorney.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions about Licensed Legal Paraprofessional in Coloradof

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  • What is a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional (LLP)?

    A Licensed Legal Paraprofessional (LLP) is a legal professional licensed by the Colorado Supreme Court who can provide affordable legal representation in specific family law cases. LLPs can file court documents, represent clients in mediation, provide legal advice, and handle various procedural aspects of a case.

  • What cases qualify for LLP representation?

    LLPs are typically used in simplified family law cases such as divorce, child custody disputes, and child support matters that do not involve complex legal issues. If you are unsure whether your case qualifies, we can help assess your situation during a consultation.

  • How is an LLP different from an attorney?

    While LLPs can perform many tasks similar to attorneys, they do not have the authority to present oral arguments in court or question witnesses. They are, however, capable of assisting with most procedural and administrative aspects of a case, providing valuable support at a lower cost.

  • How much do LLPs charge compared to attorneys?

    The hourly rate for LLPs is significantly lower than that of an attorney, making them a more affordable option for certain family law cases. Our LLPs provide high-quality legal guidance at a more accessible price.

  • Can an LLP represent me in court?

    An LLP cannot represent you in court for oral arguments or witness examinations. However, they can assist with court filings, mediation, and negotiations to help resolve your case without the need for full legal representation.

  • Can divorce settlements be modified in Colorado?

    Yes, divorce settlements can be modified if there is a significant change in circumstances, such as a change in income, relocation, or a change in the child’s needs.

Affordable Legal Guidance

Need Legal Assistance Without the High Costs?

Our licensed legal paraprofessionals provide knowledgeable and cost-effective support. Contact us today to explore your legal options.