About

Learn about the experienced lawyer Matthew Alan Martin in Denver, Colorado and his understanding in personal injury, crook defense, and circle of relatives regulation cases.

Matthew Alan Martin is a incredibly skilled lawyer based totally in Denver, Colorado. With a strong background in various regions of regulation, which includes personal injury, criminal defense, and own family law, Matthew Alan Martin is dedicated to supplying pinnacle-notch felony illustration to his customers.

As a private damage lawyer, Matthew Alan Martin allows clients who have been injured due to the negligence of others. Whether its a vehicle accident, slip and fall, or clinical malpractice case, he fights tirelessly to make certain that his customers acquire the repayment they deserve.

In the world of crook protection, Matthew Alan Martin is a fierce suggest for those going through crook costs. He believes strongly inside the principle that everyone is entitled to a honest trial and works diligently to guard the rights of his clients.

In addition to personal damage and crook protection, Matthew Alan Martin additionally handles circle of relatives law instances. From divorce and baby custody disputes to adoption and home violence topics, he guides his customers via the criminal procedure with care and understanding.

Overall, Matthew Alan Martin is a dedicated and skilled attorney who's committed to serving the legal needs of his clients in Denver, Colorado. Whether its a non-public injury, crook defense, or own family regulation case, he provides customized attention and aggressive illustration to achieve the excellent viable final results for those he represents.

Legal Issues

Criminal Law

Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

DUI & DWI

Certificates

No Certifications

Languages

• English

Accepted Jurisdictions

Experience

• Owner/President
  Law Office of Matthew A. Martin, P.C.
  2008
• Deputy District Lawyer
  Jefferson County District Lawyer
  2005

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