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Legal representation resources for individuals and families navigating the justice system.
Note: We cannot recommend specific attorneys. However, we can offer some strategies for finding legal assistance by contacting us.
Colorado Public Defenders Office
The Office of the Colorado State Public Defender provides legal representation to individuals who cannot afford an attorney in criminal cases. Public defenders handle cases at every stage of the criminal justice process, from arraignment through trial and appeal. If you are facing criminal charges and cannot afford private counsel, you may be eligible for representation by a public defender.
Website: coloradodefenders.us
Phone: 303-764-1400
NARSOL Attorney Directory
The National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL) maintains a searchable directory of attorneys who work with individuals affected by sex offense registries and related legal matters. The directory includes attorneys suggested by NARSOL members and supporters as well as listings submitted by other parties. Users can search, sort, and expand individual records to view documents or visit attorney websites.
Note: The data in this directory is for informational purposes only. NARSOL does not endorse or recommend any of the attorneys listed. Please conduct your own due diligence in selecting legal representation.
Colorado Legal Services
Free legal help on non-criminal issues for low-income Coloradans who qualify. Multiple offices across Colorado.
- Denver: 1560 Broadway, 11th Floor • (303) 837-1313
- Colorado Springs: 617 S. Nevada Avenue • (719) 471-0380
- Fort Collins: 211 W. Magnolia Street • (970) 493-2891
- Boulder: 2935 Baseline Road, Suite 301 • (303) 449-7575
- Pueblo: (719) 545-6708
Website: coloradolegalservices.org
Colorado Judicial Branch — Self-Help Resources
A comprehensive hub for individuals navigating the court system, with self-help forms, procedural guidance, and legal resources organized by topic including criminal matters, family cases, housing, protection orders, appeals, and more. Each judicial district has Self-Represented Litigant Coordinators who can help direct you to appropriate forms and resources. Also provides links to mediation services, legal clinics, e-filing support, and Colorado Legal Services.