The Law Office of Bernadette I. Shetrone, LLC

Family LawPueblo, CO

About The Law Office of Bernadette I. Shetrone, LLC

The Law Office of Bernadette I. Shetrone, LLC is dedicated to addressing the legal needs of families in Pueblo, Colorado. The firm's approach is tailored to meet the unique requirements of each client, focusing on achieving the best possible outcomes in matters such as divorce, child custody, and property division. With a commitment to integrity and transparency, Bernadette I. Shetrone provides clear legal guidance and strong representation in negotiations and court proceedings. Clients can expect a supportive environment where their concerns are heard and addressed with utmost professionalism.

Practice Areas

Family Law

Specializations

Divorce Child Custody Child Support Adoption Prenuptial Agreements Domestic Violence Alimony Paternity Guardianship

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Key Strengths

✓Client-centered approach

✓Strong negotiation skills

✓In-depth knowledge of family law

✓Effective courtroom representation

✓Compassionate handling of sensitive issues

Frequently Asked Questions

What family law services does your office provide?▼

Our office handles divorce, child custody, alimony, child support, and property division cases.

How can I prepare for my initial consultation?▼

Gather all relevant legal documents and write down key points about your case to discuss during the consultation.

What should I expect during the divorce process?▼

Expect a series of legal steps including filing of petitions, negotiations, and possibly court hearings, depending on the complexity of your case.

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Last updated: February 13, 2026