About Leta
Leta Brandes practices family law at Leta Brandes Law, LLC, located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. She joined the Colorado Bar in 2004 and has since established a strong reputation for her expertise in divorce, domestic violence, and juvenile law. The firm is committed to providing comprehensive legal services to families, addressing the complex issues that often arise in family dynamics. With a focus on client-centered solutions, Leta aims to help families navigate difficult transitions with clarity and support. Leta earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver in 2003.
This rigorous legal education laid the foundation for her practice, equipping her with the skills necessary to tackle intricate family law cases. Prior to her law degree, she completed a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Regis University. This educational background gives her a unique perspective on the financial aspects of family law—an essential component in divorce and custody cases where asset division and financial stability are often at stake. Most of Leta's caseload involves divorce proceedings, where she guides clients through both the emotional and legal challenges of separation. She understands that divorce can be a tumultuous experience, and she works to provide her clients with the tools they need to make informed decisions.
In addition to divorce, Leta represents victims of domestic violence, ensuring they receive the protection and support necessary to rebuild their lives. Her advocacy in this area highlights her commitment to safeguarding the rights and well-being of vulnerable individuals. Juvenile law is another significant focus of Leta's practice. She passionately advocates for the rights of children and families in various legal situations, from custody disputes to child welfare cases. Before establishing her own firm, she worked as a senior lawyer, where she developed her skills in negotiation and litigation.
This role allowed her to represent clients in many family law matters, enhancing her ability to navigate complex asset divisions and custody arrangements effectively. Leta is an active member of several professional associations, including the National Counsel for Children Association, the Colorado Bar Association, and the El Paso County Bar Association. These affiliations keep her informed about the latest developments in family law and provide her with valuable networking opportunities. In her practice, she emphasizes the importance of clear communication and understanding. Every client deserves personalized attention and a tailored legal strategy, and by fostering a supportive environment, Leta helps clients navigate the often challenging landscape of family law with confidence.
