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Specializing in Criminal Defense and Dependency/Neglect

PRACTICE AREAS

PRACTICE
AREAS

CRIMINAL DEFENSE

Reeves Legal has represented all levels and categories of criminal charges in counties across Colorado. Even before you have been charged with a crime, Reeves Legal can represent you from the moment you believe an investigation is taking place that you’re involved in. It is impossible to list every criminal charge that Reeves Legal represents on one website - if you don’t see what you have been charged with on the below list, please contact us.

Homicide
Second Degree Murder
Attempted 1st and 2nd Degree Murder
Assault in the First Degree
Assault in the Second Degree
Assault in the Third Degree
Child Abuse - Serious Bodily Injury
Child Abuse - Resulting in Death
Sexual Assault on a Child (including Pattern and Position of Trust)
Sexual Offenses
Charges with Domestic Violence Sentence Enhancer
Protection Order Violations (Civil and Criminal)
Kidnapping
Menacing
Stalking
Harassment
Vehicular Assault
Vehicular Homicide
DUI/DWAI
Felony DUI
Obstruction of a Telephone Service
Controlled Substance Possession
Controlled Substance Possession - Intent to Manufacture/Distribute Controlled Substances
Colorado Organized Crime Control Act

DEPENDENCY & NEGLECT

Dependency/Neglect cases are civil cases, and not criminal in nature. However, often times a dependency/neglect case is filed due to pending criminal investigations or charges - whether that be substance abuse or alcohol use in the home, domestic violence between parents, child abuse, or sex offenses. It is very important that you have an attorney who understands both areas of law in order to preserve your relationship with your child or children. Even if you are not the parent whose actions are alleged to have cause a dependency/neglect case to be filed, you will be named as a party to the action. It can be even more important to have a skilled lawyer to represent you in those circumstances.

DMV

Depending on the circumstances, the Department of Revenue (or Department of Motor Vehicles/DMV) may initiate an administrative action to revoke or suspend your license. Often times, this is due to DUI criminal charges. It is important to know that the DMV can revoke and suspend your license before you’ve even gone to court on pending DUI charges. The DMV action is often quick, and time is of the essence. Reeves Legal knows how critical having a driver’s license is, especially when one has a job and children that depend on that license. We can help you navigate the tricky DMV system, and stand on your side in DMV hearings.

OUR VISION

Passion. Experience. Diligence.

" My case ended in the best outcome possible due to their abilities to navigate the justice systemthat is definitely not revolved around common sense or care for justice. They couldn't have donea better job representing me."

"The court system can be an intimidating experience, but thanks to Jamie Reeves and her team my anxieties were alleviated through consistent communication, thorough but easy-to-digest consultations, and the overall passion and dedication for fighting for what’s right. I'm very grateful for Jamie Reeves and her commitment to me and my case"

"I've been blessed with Jamie's services for about the last two years and hands down she is the absolute best! Thank you Jamie!!!"

The team at Reeves Legal, LLC, brings passion, experience, and representation on thousands of cases. Founding attorney Jamie Reeves Marengo has dedicated her entire career to tirelessly and zealously fighting for the rights of people from all walks of life.

A criminal case, DMV action, and/or dependency-neglect case being filed against you can be an extremely stressful time in your life, and negatively affect every aspect of it. Probation issues can be difficult as well, and it may feel like you have worked very hard to turn your life around, but your probation officer just does not seem to care.

The team at Reeves Legal, LLC is dedicated to compassionately helping you navigate the legal system, while tenaciously advocating for your rights.

Meet the Team

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Founding Attorney

Jamie Reeves Marengo

Jamie attended the University of Colorado at Boulder as an undergraduate, double majoring in Psychology and Sociology. During college, she worked as an addiction counselor for an inpatient rehabilitation facility for women who were convicted of felonies, where she conducted extensive substance abuse evaluations and wrote treatment plans. She gained a love for criminal defense and dependency/neglect law through observing and understanding the significant impact of legal involvement in every client’s life.

Jamie served as a Court Judicial Assistant in the 2nd Judicial District of Colorado prior to attending law school. She went on to complete her law degree at Hofstra University in NewYork. During law school, Jamie represented individuals accused of criminal offenses under New York’s Student Practice Act at the Queen’s Legal Aid Society, and Hofstra’s Criminal Justice Clinic.

Upon graduation from law school, Jamie spent the first years of her career as a Deputy Colorado State Public Defender. She then moved on to representing private clients in criminal matters, dependency/neglect matters, and Department of Revenue (Department of Motor Vehicles) actions and hearings.

Over the years, she has practiced in nearly every jurisdiction inColorado.She has significant experience in criminal offenses such as: Sexual Offenses, Assault, Child Abuse, DUIs, Vehicular Homicide, and Vehicular Assault. Since DMV actions are so closely related to criminal traffic cases, and often pose serious consequences for a person’s day-to-day life, she offers comprehensive representation in both criminal matters and accompanying DMV matters. She zealously advocates on every client’s behalf in order to achieve the best possible outcome. Jamie has extensive litigation experience. Her creativity in forming defenses, sharp ability to identify issues, and attention to detail, have afforded the majority of her clients not guilty verdicts at trial