I received a JD from the University of Denver Law School in 1988.  During that time, my class partner and I placed 2nd in the “Natural Resources” debate competition.  I also graduated early while clerking for the Silvan Legal Clinic, where we provided extensive pro bono and low pay representation of Defendants who were unable to afford an attorney.

In 1986, I successfully completed an Internship with the Denver Public Defenders Office, providing written responses to incarcerated Defendants seeking reconsideration from the Courts of their jail and prison sentences.  Since 1989, as the principal attorney at The Mitchell Law Firm, I have represented dozens of clients each year for approximately 30 years now, all with the objective to give back to the community.

From approximately 1989 through 1996, I provided continuous and extensive pro bono representation for members and their families and friends who were associated with the Denver Church of Christ.

Finally, I have provided nearly 3 decades of pro bono representation for members of the US Army and US Air Force in Colorado Springs, as well as pro bono representation for students at the University of Colorado and students of Colorado State University.  I have also provided extensive pro bono representation for single parent families and Defendants with physical and mental disabilities throughout Colorado.