Ken Matthews, JD, Partner

	Phone: 303.329.3802
	Email:
	Fax: 303.316.0461
	Address: 1890 Gaylord St. Denver, CO 80206

Mr. Matthews has been practicing law for over 26 years. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma School of Law, Mr. Matthews began his practice in Oklahoma, but soon moved to Colorado where he first developed his practice in corporate, oil and gas and product liability litigation. During this period he honed his negotiation and trial skills and subsequently won a number of key cases including the precedent setting case, Niemet v. General Electric, 866 P.2d 1361, Colorado Court of Appeals and Supreme Court. The Niemet case was the first plaintiff favorable verdict upheld by the Supreme Court following Colorado’s tort reform laws.

Following Mr. Matthews’ own divorce in 1993, he decided to pursue the practice of family law. From this personal experience, he came to intimately understand how the process of a family lawsuit had such a profound effect on the lives of individuals and their children. After a few years of pursuing corporate interests he settled on a practice that became exclusively oriented towards family law. In order to ensure that he possessed the necessary skills to effectively serve his family law clients, Mr. Matthews completed a significant number of college credit hours in counseling and mediation. Mr. Matthews is able to bring his extensive negotiation and litigation experience as well as his commitment to making a difference in clients’ lives to the practice. Mr. Matthews is committed to maintaining a firm designed to fulfill the full spectrum of needs for the family law client.

“We have developed a customized process to make sure that each client’s unique situation is addressed. Goal setting early in the process is key to assuring a successful result. It is important to take the time to understand what the real goals are for each client. Many times people are upset and it takes an attorney with a well-rounded skill set to help them sort through what is really important to them. Once we are clear on the goals we can move to strategy, negotiation and ultimate resolution with clarity of purpose.”

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