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There are times when you need help with your problems. Times when
it seems that nobody is on your side. Here
at Carder Law Firm, P.C., we understand. We
are ready to stand with you and fight for what is right.
Call today for your free consultation,
303-789-1984 (Metro Denver), 970-308-4580 (Northern Colorado) or e-mail at
Serving Metro Denver and Northern Colorado as well as Federal Administrative Hearings and Tribal Courts.
While we can't promise you a pot of gold, we will do our best to help you
find the rainbow after the rain.
Attorney Dennis L. Carder is dedicated to righting the wrongs inflicted
upon you. Dennis spent twenty years as a police officer in northern Colorado, and is continuing to prosecute wrongdoers
now in the civil courts. His victories began while in law school working for the Environmental Law Clinic to force the U.S.
Fish and Wildlife Service to complete a ruling they had tabled for 20 years. http://www.law.du.edu/envclinic/index.htm
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Finding and working with a lawyer can be a daunting task. However, there are many situations that arise that require
sound legal advice and representation.
Here at Carder Law Firm, P.C., we strive to make your experience as positive
as possible. We are a full-service firm specializing in civil litigation, wills, Chapter 7 bankruptcies, immigration law and
American Indian Law. We are here to help you with a wide range of legal needs.
We understand these hard economic times,
and set our hourly fees with that in mind. We encourage clients to assist in the day to day administrative tasks
such as photocopying, etc. in order to reduce your costs associated with litigation. You do the walking, we'll do the
talking.
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Carder Law Firm, P.C. 3617 South Acoma
Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Just off of Hampden and Broadway
For your entertainment needs, ask about the band, Altered Egos, as well as the Rocky Mountain Flute Choir.
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 With a Native American heritage, Dennis is very involved in issues effecting Indian Country today.
Dennis has had legal experience with Dakota Plains Legal Services on several reservations in South Dakota, U.S. Department
of Homeland Security, and a small civil litigation law firm in Denver. In October of 2006, Dennis gave a presentation
about the American Indian Probate Reform Act at the 16th Annual Indian Land Consolidation Symposium in California. He
was the advisory attorney for the Indian Law Clinic at the University of Colorado College of Law in 2005/2006 where he
taught students about the Indian Land Consolidation Act as well as the American Indian Probate Reform Act. With the
constantly changing Federal Laws involving Indian Trust property, education and proper estate planning is essential to the
survival of Indian Country. Dennis is currently an adjunct professor at the Community College of Aurora and is a member
of the Colorado Lawyer's Committee where he is an active advocate for the homeless of Denver. He received a Community
Contribution Award from the Colorado Lawyer's Committee for the work he did with the Homeless ID Task Force. Dennis is also qualified to handle cases dealing with immigration, one of the hottest topics of today.
As his maternal ancestors were immigrants from Germany, he feels all legal immigrants deserve the opportunity to become citizens.
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Please don't hesitate to give us a call if you have any questions or wish to discuss your specific needs.
As many people work during the week, we have weekend and evening appointments for your convenience.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER: The information at this web site is for advertising and general information purposes.
This information is not intended to be legal advice for you to rely on. We recommend you contact the firm for specific questions.
Licensed to practice in Colorado, United States Federal Court/District of Colorado,
Rosebud Sioux, Meskwaki and Crow Tribal Courts.
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