About Brian
Brian Litzinger graduated from the University of Denver, earning his J.D. in 2017. He arrived in law school after earlier undergraduate studies and completed the professional degree in the mid-2010s. The academic record includes membership in Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society, an indication of his involvement in law school activities and recognition by peers.
After completing his degree, Litzinger established his career in Colorado. He joined the local legal community and, by 2020, was serving as a senior associate lawyer at Modern Family Law. That role followed several years of early practice that brought him into regular contact with family court dockets and client counseling. He remains based in Colorado and maintains ties to regional legal institutions.
Litzinger is an active participant in several professional associations. He is listed with the Colorado Bar Association Public and Legal Services section and holds membership in the Douglas/Elbert Bar Association. His ongoing membership in Phi Delta Phi continues to signal a connection to legal scholarship and professional ethics. These affiliations reflect time spent engaging with colleagues, court administrators and community legal service efforts.
In day-to-day practice, Litzinger has worked on matters commonly handled by family law practices. His responsibilities at Modern Family Law have included advising clients, preparing pleadings and appearing in hearings. He has experience working with clients facing the procedural and emotional complexities that often accompany family court matters. Colleagues describe him as methodical in preparation and steady in court appearances.
Litzinger’s approach to cases is pragmatic. He emphasizes clear communication with clients and careful attention to court rules and timelines. He places importance on explaining options and next steps so clients understand what to expect. Those elements govern how he manages case files and interacts with opposing counsel.
Outside of firm responsibilities, Litzinger participates in bar activities that align with public and legal services. He has continued membership in local and state bar groups and attends programs that address developments in family law practice. These activities keep him current on procedural changes and appellate decisions that may affect trial work.
He practices family law at Modern Family Law, where his work centers on client representation in family court proceedings and related legal matters.
