Protecting Colorado renters — from eviction defense and uninhabitable conditions to security deposit recovery and civil litigation. Flat-fee consultations, honest answers, and no runaround.
Every session is a one-on-one consultation with a Colorado attorney, with AI-assisted document review checked by the attorney before your call. Each session has its own photo allowance, separate from its file and page limits.
| Session | Price | Length | Documents | Photos | Written summary | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triage Session | $95 | 25 min | 10 files / 50 pages | 25 | — | — |
| Case Review | $195 | 45 min | 25 files / 150 pages | 75 | Yes | — |
| Case Strategy | $295 | 60 min | 50 files / 400 pages | 150 | Yes | Case chronology |
| Strategy + Follow-Through | $395 | 60 min | 75 files / 600 pages | 200 | Yes | Chronology + 7-day follow-up |
Start with how much paperwork you have and whether you want something in writing. Not sure? Pick the closer fit. If your documents are more than your session covers, we'll reach out before the call.
Session fees are a standalone consultation fee and are not credited toward any later engagement.
A session is a limited-scope consultation. It does not create an ongoing attorney-client representation, and the firm takes no action on your matter unless you sign a separate engagement agreement.
Written summary (Case Review and up): summarizes the discussion and the options covered, based on the information and documents you provided.
Case chronology (Case Strategy and up): a timeline drawn only from the documents you uploaded. It is not an independent investigation, so events and legal deadlines not reflected in your documents won't appear.
Follow-up (Strategy + Follow-Through): one follow-up within 7 days of your session, either an email with your questions or a 15-minute call. Multiple questions are fine, but the total time to review and respond is capped at 15 minutes. The follow-up covers the same matter and documents; new documents or issues require a new session or hourly billing. Unused follow-up expires after 7 days.
Rescheduling and refunds: reschedule free with at least 24 hours' notice. If you cancel after document review has begun, you receive a partial refund: the session fee minus time already spent, billed at $360 per hour.
By integrating AI tools into every stage of the legal process, complex work is completed faster — passing real savings directly to you without sacrificing quality.
No hidden fees, no inflated administrative overhead. You know exactly what you're getting and what it costs before any work begins.
Entire career built here — from prosecuting cases as a Deputy DA to litigating civil disputes in courtrooms across the state. Colorado courts, Colorado people.
I know what it's like to face a landlord who won't fix anything, a security deposit that never comes back, or a lease dispute that feels impossible to fight alone. Before founding Prompt Counsel, I spent years on both sides of these cases — representing landlords in eviction proceedings, defending tenants against unlawful lockouts, and handling the full range of Colorado civil litigation. I've seen what happens when tenants don't know their rights. And I've seen what changes when they do.
I founded Prompt Counsel because I believe access to a good attorney shouldn't be a luxury. Colorado tenants have stronger legal protections right now than most people realize — security deposit treble damages, habitability standards with real teeth, just-cause eviction protections, and more. My job is to make those protections real for the people who need them.
I also use AI tools at every stage of the legal process — not because it's trendy, but because it lets me work faster and charge less without sacrificing quality. The human element is never outsourced. You get a Colorado attorney, not a chatbot, and every piece of work is reviewed and owned by me personally.
Disputes between individuals, businesses, and entities — navigated with strategic precision in Colorado courts.
Drawing on real prosecution experience as a former Deputy DA to build the strongest possible defense for clients facing criminal charges.
Drafting, reviewing, and enforcing agreements that protect your interests and keep your business moving forward.
Protecting employees and employers — from wrongful termination to contract disputes and workplace rights.
Transactions, disputes, and title issues — whether you're buying, selling, developing, or fighting over property in Colorado.
Lease disputes, evictions, security deposits, habitability claims — representing both landlords and tenants across Colorado.
Colorado SB26-189 compliance strategy, risk assessment, and policy guidance for businesses deploying AI in consequential decisions. See latest updates →
Divorce, custody, support, and property division — handled with both strategic rigor and genuine sensitivity to what's at stake.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advance directives — protecting your family and your assets on your terms.
Accidents, negligence, and harm caused by others — fighting for the compensation you deserve when someone else's actions change your life.
Defending against aggressive collection actions, challenging improper claims, and resolving debt disputes on favorable terms.
When the trial court gets it wrong, the fight isn't over. Strategic appellate advocacy across Colorado's state courts.
Colorado's original AI law — SB24-205 — was repealed and replaced on May 14, 2026. Governor Polis signed SB26-189 into law after a 57-6 House vote and 34-1 Senate vote. The new law is narrower, but it's real, and it's coming.
SB26-189 shifts from sweeping governance mandates to a disclosure and consumer rights framework — focused on transparency, explanation, correction, and recordkeeping when AI materially influences consequential decisions about people. The June 30 deadline is gone. January 1, 2027 is the new date. AG rulemaking must be completed before enforcement begins — creating a window of ambiguity that businesses need to navigate carefully.
Prompt Counsel has been tracking this story since before most Colorado businesses knew it existed. If you use AI to hire, lend, price, or evaluate — you need to know where you stand under the new framework before the rules are finalized.
Schedule an AI Compliance TriageThe law applies to developers and deployers of "covered ADMT" — Automated Decision-Making Technology that materially influences a "consequential decision" about an individual in:
Colorado's tenant protection laws changed dramatically between 2024 and 2026. Security deposits, eviction protections, habitability standards, hidden fees — the rules are better than most tenants know.
These free guides explain what the law actually says — and what you can do when a landlord isn't following it.
Visit the Resource CenterA Legal Triage Session gets you a direct conversation with a Colorado tenant attorney — flat-fee, no surprises, and no obligation to continue.
Whether you have a pressing legal matter or simply want to understand your options, reach out. Every case begins with a conversation.
Sessions start at $95 for 25 minutes. AI-assisted document review, checked by the attorney before your call. Flat fee — no surprises.
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