Jennifer Bailey has over 17 years of experience practicing in the areas of estate planning, probate administration, trust administration, probate litigation, and guardianships and conservatorships. Her experience includes wealth transfer planning for multi-generational families, family businesses, blended families, and non-citizen spouses. She also has experience with will contests, breach of fiduciary duty issues, incapacitated clients, trust interpretation and common law marriage.

What she enjoys most about practicing law, and estate planning in particular, is the opportunity to help people through what could otherwise be an especially difficult or awkward process. Ms. Bailey is passionate about educating clients to allow them to be true participants in the planning or administration process.

Jennifer and her husband, Shawn, have four children – three sons and a daughter. Her favorite pastime is spending time with her family.  In addition, she enjoys walking her two dogs, volunteering at her children’s school, experimenting with healthy cooking, and playing the flute in her church’s music ministry.

Julia Robinson has been practicing in Boulder since 1993.   Prior to opening her Boulder firm, she was a shareholder at Grant McHendrie PC in Denver, where she practiced for 12 years.  Julia has extensive experience in estate planning, trusts, prenuptial agreements, estate administration, limited liability companies, family partnerships, corporations, water rights and special districts.  She represents clients throughout Colorado.  Her practice is limited to transactions, document preparation and general personal legal advice.  Julia has earned the highest rating from Martindale-Hubbell Directory of Lawyers and Law Firms.

The ability to help clients achieve their personal and family goals, and the challenge of finding creative solutions to complex issues, are what Julia finds most rewarding in her law practice.  She enjoys getting to know her clients and their families, working with them over the long term, and helping them through some of the more difficult life changes.  She also enjoys working with boards of directors of her reservoir company and special district clients, especially in framing issues for consideration, consensus building and decision making. Often, understanding the history of these entities and their facilities is both interesting and relevant to current matters which come before such boards.  Julia is especially fascinated by the colorful history of water rights, ditches and reservoirs in Colorado.

Julia, her husband Derrick and their springer spaniel spend as much time as possible outdoors in Colorado, from the backyard to the high mountains.  Julia loves spending time with family and friends and is an avid reader.  She also enjoys cooking, playing tennis and sewing clothes.

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