The Law Office of Monte J. Robbins, Esq., is dedicated to representing clients exclusively in DUI, Criminal, Traffic charges, and Motor Vehicle Hearings throughout the State of Colorado.
The firm’s Denver office is located near City Park in downtown Denver, Colorado at 17th and High Street.
The firm’s Greeley office is located in the Greeley Building, right next to Union Colony Civic Center in downtown Greeley, Colorado.
The firm accepts cases statewide in any Colorado District, County, or Municipal Court. Mr. Robbins has practiced in courts as far East as Mesa County in Grand Junction and as far West as Kit Carson County in Burlington.
Because Mr. Robbins is a sole practitioner, he will personally handle your case from start to finish and not pass your case on to an inexperienced associate. Mr. Robbins’s approach to any case starts with a thorough interview with the client, a detailed investigation of the facts and evidence, a broad comprehension of relevant statutes and up-to-the-minute case law, and a proactive strategy of defense.
If you have been charged with a DUI, Criminal, or Traffic charge anywhere in the state of Colorado, or need experienced and aggressive representation in a Motor Vehicle Hearing, contact Attorney Robbins for a free case evaluation at 303-355-5148 or 970-301-5541, or toll-free at 1-888-384-2656. Se Habla Espanol.
Denver DUI Attorney Blog
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