Robinson & Henry, P.C.
We are Robinson & Henry, P.C., a full-service Colorado law firm based in Denver. Since 2008, our attorneys have represented individuals, families, and businesses across a broad range of legal matters, and today our team includes 57 people working together to move each case forward. We are a women-owned firm, and we take pride in bringing depth and focus to every practice area we handle. Our attorneys practice in family law, criminal defense, personal injury and car accidents, bankruptcy, business representation, employment law, estate planning and elder law, insurance claim denials, intellectual property, litigation, military matters, probate, and real estate. Whether you are navigating a divorce, facing criminal charges, recovering after an accident, planning your estate, or resolving a business dispute, we can match you with an attorney who concentrates in that area of the law. We serve clients throughout the Denver metro area and beyond, including Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, and Westminster. Our office is open Monday through Friday, and you can reach us by phone to discuss your situation. Legal problems are stressful, and we work to make the process clear and manageable. Our partners and associates take the time to understand your goals, explain your options in plain language, and build a strategy suited to the facts of your case. With a large team covering many practice areas under one roof, we can help you address complex or overlapping issues without sending you elsewhere. If you are facing a legal challenge in Colorado, we would welcome the chance to help.
Services
Family law
Adoption, alimony, child custody, child support, divorce, assisted reproduction, enforcing family court orders, grandparent rights, marital agreements, modifications, restraining orders.
Criminal defense
Assault, dog bite, domestic violence, driving charges, drug charges, DUI, gun crimes defense, juvenile defense, record sealing, sex crimes, theft.
Personal injury & car accidents
Bicycle accidents, car accidents, dental malpractice, dog bites, insurance claim denials, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, police brutality & child bullying, slip and falls, workers' compensation.
Bankruptcy
Business bankruptcy, Chapter 11, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, creditor's rights, foreclosure defense, non-bankruptcy options.
Business representation
Business litigation, business debt, business IP, business startup, buying and selling a business, contractors, employer representation, franchises, ownership disputes.
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Location & hours
7555 E Hampden Ave #600, Denver, CO 80231, USA
FAQs
What areas do you serve?
We are based in Denver and serve clients throughout the Denver metro area and Colorado, including Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, and Westminster.
What types of legal matters do you handle?
Our attorneys practice in family law, criminal defense, personal injury and car accidents, bankruptcy, business representation, employment law, estate planning and elder law, insurance claim denials, intellectual property, litigation, military matters, probate, and real estate.
How much will a divorce attorney cost?
The cost to hire a divorce attorney can vary widely depending on the circumstances of your case. Cases involving custody disputes or property division typically require more of an attorney's time, and a case that goes to trial will likely incur additional costs. Cooperation between parties can save time and money on legal fees. Overall, hiring an attorney is more likely to result in a favorable outcome, which can save you money in the long run.
Do you take payment plans for family law cases?
It depends on the matter and the firm you hire. Many family law firms do not finance legal fees directly, but many work with third-party lenders that can offer financing options. We are happy to discuss the options available for your situation when you contact us.
Can I have my criminal record sealed?
Sealing a criminal record in Colorado can be complex and time-consuming, but it is possible under certain circumstances. Factors such as the type of crime, the time since the offense, and any outstanding court obligations can affect eligibility. A criminal defense attorney can assess your situation and recommend an approach.
How is property divided in a Colorado divorce?
Colorado is an equitable distribution state, meaning courts seek to divide property fairly between divorcing spouses. Fair does not always mean equal. The court considers factors such as shared and separate property, the economic circumstances of each spouse, and the length of the marriage.
What are your office hours and how can I get in touch?
Our office is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM. You can reach us by phone at (720) 902-8013 to discuss your situation and schedule a consultation.