Cheryl L. Jakinovich is an associate at the firm who passionately represents clients in all areas of matrimonial and family law, including custody, child support, parenting time, spousal support, equitable distribution, pre- and post-nuptial agreements, and modification proceedings. She counsels clients in all aspects of their proceedings while considering each client’s specific needs and the unique circumstances of each case. Cheryl works with clients to get to the heart of what is most important to them. While Cheryl utilizes her negotiation skills in every case to assist clients in avoiding prolonged litigation, she is prepared to vigorously litigate on behalf of clients when a settlement cannot be reached. ? Cheryl earned her B.A. from St. John’s University and her J.D. from New York Law School. She is a member of the New York State Bar Association, the Nassau County Bar Association, and the Women’s Bar Association. Cheryl has co-authored an article pertaining to appellate practice.

As a top Douglas County estate lawyer, Katie assists with wills and estates, together with Medicaid planning for elder clients; and more, serving clients throughout Colorado. Katie derives much satisfaction from learning about each client’s unique situation and creating the best plan to serve them. Her style is to educate clients beyond what they need for planning, so they understand why they need it to meet their goals. Katie assists clients with Trust and Estate Administration in a cost effective manner. She is available to advise Trustees, Personal Representatives, and other fiduciaries with as much or as little involvement in administration as the client may prefer. Katie relates well to people in emotional or sensitive situations related to losing a loved one, or when representing Guardians or Conservators when a loved one is incapacitated. When representing clients in business matters, Katie provides services in business entity formation and structure, contracts, licensing, asset purchase and sale, contractor agreements, and other business needs. Katie’s real estate and land use practice includes representing Buyers and Sellers in residential or commercial transactions; residential and commercial leases; deeds, easements, licenses; subdivisions and other development; condominium creation and parcel splits; foreclosures; and more. She is a licensed Colorado Real Estate Broker and this fact affords Katie a unique perspective and additional resources for client real estate matters. Katie lived in Grand County, Colorado for 14 years before relocating to Douglas County. She is very familiar with real estate and land use issues in rural areas, and comfortably navigates the process of working with local governments and other authorities to achieve her client’s goals. Her background prior to law was in the hospitality industry, and Katie is committed to excellent “customer service” for her clients. Katie strives to give her clients the personal attention and focus their matter deserves. After graduating in the top of her law school class, she practiced in a small firm and in solo practice for several years, both in Grand County and Douglas County, before joining the firm. She continues to serve as the Administrative Hearing Officer for the Town of Grand Lake.

A second-generation attorney from a family of attorneys, Randolph James was born to practice law. However, his drive remained dormant until sparked to life by a five-week stint on a Delaware criminal jury. He could not help being swayed by the allure of the courtroom and the drama that unfolded. (Three prosecution witnesses in the narcotics case were gunned down during the trial.) Attorney James' love of the courtroom has not wavered. He has tried hundreds of cases before juries involving claims ranging from personal injury, wrongful death, medical malpractice and product liability to professional malpractice and sexual harassment. In fact, he prepares every case as if it will go to trial. Before his service on that fateful jury, Randolph James went to architect school. The math and physics aspects of his training provide a unique perspective when dealing with the technical aspects of the law. His experiences in business and working in the construction industry also afford him a significant understanding of construction defect claims and injuries to workers, as well as other types of injuries. Additionally, his skills as an amateur photographer permit him to thoroughly document his investigations. Perhaps his most significant talent lies in aviation. As a pilot for more than 43 years, Randolph James has been able to reach clients across North Carolina and litigate cases in any courthouse in the state. He also has put his piloting abilities to charitable use, volunteering for regular Airlift Hope of America and Angel Flight transports of seriously ill patients. His dynamic skills are widely recognized among his peers and in the judiciary. He was appointed to the first committee to study the feasibility of a State Bar Specialty Practice Area for civil trials. He also serves as a Superior Court mediator. Attorney James is very selective in the cases he accepts. This ensures each client receives highly-focused representation from an attorney who firmly believes in the cases he litigates.

Lyndosha\'s commitment is to provide practical solutions to the complex issues facing medical professionals. Her real-world experience assisting doctors and other healthcare professionals with their legal and compliance issues combined with her past experience as a trial attorney in Metro Atlanta make her a valuable asset to her clients. Attorney Jamison received her B.A. summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa (Political Science, Pre-Law) from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. She received her J.D. from John Marshall Law School in Atlanta, Georgia. She is married to an internal medicine physician. She and Dr. Curtis Jamison, Jr. live in Atlanta, Ga.