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(303) 567-7922
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EMAIL
susan@peschlawoffice.com

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Use the contact form below to describe your situation briefly. I review every submission personally and respond within one business day.

Contact Us

Visit the Denver Office

730 17th Street, STE 700, Denver, Colorado 80202, United States

Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

In-person meetings available by appointment.

What to Expect From Your Consultation

Your first consultation is a focused conversation — not a sales pitch. I'll listen to your situation, explain how Colorado family law applies to it, and give you an honest picture of your options and what the process looks like from here.


There are no pressure tactics and no obligation to retain. My goal is to make sure you leave with clarity, whether you decide to move forward with me or not.

  • Consultations typically run 45–60 minutes

  • Virtual sessions available via secure video or phone

  • I handle every consultation personally — you will speak directly with Susan, not a paralegal or intake coordinator

  • Flat-fee and hourly arrangements discussed during the call

Frequently Asked Questions About Scheduling

  • How do I schedule a divorce consultation in Denver?

    You can book directly through the scheduling link on this page, call my office at (303) 567-7922, or send a message through the contact form. I'll confirm your appointment within one business day and send connection details if we're meeting virtually.

  • Is a virtual family law consultation available if I'm not in Denver?

    Yes. I offer virtual family law consultations across Colorado — including clients in Summit County, Eagle County, Grand County, Boulder, Colorado Springs, and Weld County. A video or phone consultation is just as substantive as an in-person meeting.

  • What should I bring or prepare for my first consultation?

    You don't need documents to have a productive first conversation. It helps to have a general sense of your situation — the length of your marriage, whether children are involved, and what outcome you're hoping for. If you have specific financial records, prior court orders, or a protection order in hand, bring those along.

  • How quickly can I get an appointment?

    Because I run a low-volume practice, I'm typically able to schedule new consultations within a few business days. If your situation is urgent — involving a protection order or an upcoming court date — let me know when you reach out and I'll prioritize accordingly.

  • Do you charge for the initial consultation?

    Consultation fees are discussed when you call or book. I'll always tell you the fee upfront so there are no surprises before we speak.