It’s estimated that, in Colorado, seven in 10 people filing for divorce do so without a lawyer. In large part, that’s because of the costs associated with getting legal representation. A new program that would allow non-lawyers to practice a limited number of cases, like divorce – saving a lot of money in the process – is being developed. Maha Kamal is a Denver attorney and one of the leaders shepherding the initative with the Colorado Supreme Court.
