Philip Vadeboncoeur | Lakewood Bankruptcy Lawyer | Colorado

• Colorado Bar Association
• Colorado Criminal Defense Bar
• 1st Judicial District Bar Association (Jefferson and Gilpin Counties)
• Member City of Aurora Public Defender Commission

I helped a disabled veteran from Mississippi release a hold in Colorado from an old DUI case that was preventing him from getting a license in his home state. It took 6 months and a lot of personal intervention with the local District Attorneys Office and Court, but I got the hold lifted and client reinstated license. I was delighted I could help him.

When the time came to start my own business, I associated with some good people and got a lot of good advice. There is the legal side and the business side to running your own practice and the people I associated with helped me with both.

Someone who feels he can make a difference in their case.

Extremely. What's "doable" in one jurisdiction, may not be in the one next door.

We can talk about the parameters of their issue and any deadlines that may be ticking.

Depends on the issue, but the party should have any documents relating to issue in front of them when they call.

I'm a solo practitioner who tries to make legal services affordable to average people.

I am extremely gratified when I've made a positive difference outcome of a person's legal matter.

I enjoy the great outdoors in Colorado, hiking and camping.

I try to help low income and indigent people through pro bono work. I also serve on the City of Aurora Public Defender Commission, overseeing the activities of the Public Defender Office serving indigent citizens of the City of Aurora, Colorado.