About Steven
Steven Visser earned a J.D. from Valparaiso University School of Law in 2000 after completing graduate work at Indiana University, where he earned a Master of Public Affairs in 1997. He began his college studies at Indiana University as well, receiving a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice in 1994. The sequence of degrees reflects a steady progression from undergraduate study through public administration and into law.
After law school, Visser entered private practice. He worked as an associate at Vaughan & DeMuro in 2001. The following year he moved into public service as a deputy county lawyer in the Human Services Division of the El Paso County Lawyers Office. In that role he handled legal matters tied to county human services operations and gained experience in the intersection of law and local government.
In 2004 he established his own practice, Steven W. Visser, LLC, and began maintaining memberships in both the Colorado Bar Association and the El Paso County Bar Association. Those memberships have been listed as ongoing since 2004. The mix of county-level public work and private practice informs how he approaches cases and client matters. He has navigated the administrative and courtroom processes that often accompany human services and related civil matters.
Visser’s career path shows recurring themes: public administration training, county government service, and sustained private practice in Colorado. His educational background in public affairs sits alongside his law degree and shapes the practical perspective he brings to legal problems that touch on government agencies and community services. Colleagues have noted that such a background can be useful when cases involve administrative hearings or multi-agency coordination.
Today he practices law in Colorado through his firm, Steven W. Visser, LLC. He handles matters that reflect his prior county work as well as the broader range of issues that come to a small, privately held practice. His current practice concentrates on legal work in Colorado and draws on his experience in both public-sector and private-law settings.
