Experienced, responsive counsel focused on clear communication and real-world solutions. Warren provides approachable guidance without the corporate feel.
Call (720) 495-7315 Send a MessageFlat-fee representation ($650) for denied Colorado unemployment benefits. The 20-day deadline is strict.
Divorce, custody, child support, modifications, relocation, and contempt. Uncontested and contested matters.
DUI/DWAI, drug charges, theft, domestic violence, and criminal appeals. Protecting your rights from day one.
If you've been denied unemployment benefits in Colorado, you have the right to appeal. In most cases you have only 20 days from the mailing date on your decision to file.
Even if you were denied, continue filing your weekly requests for benefits so that, if you win, you can be paid for all eligible weeks.
Your employer claims you were fired for breaking company rules or policy. These cases often come down to what you knew, what you did, and whether a warning was given. Warren helps you tell your side and challenge the employer's version of events.
Colorado law requires you to show you had "good cause" attributable to the employer — such as unsafe conditions, harassment, or a significant change in your job. Warren walks you through what evidence you need.
Colorado requires you to be able to work, available for work, and actively seeking work. Warren helps you show you met these requirements or had a valid reason for any gaps.
If the state says you were overpaid, you have the right to appeal. Warren reviews whether the overpayment calculation is correct and whether you can show you weren't at fault. Even if the overpayment is valid, Warren can argue for a waiver if you acted in good faith.
1. File Your Appeal — within 20 days of the mailing date on your determination notice.
2. Prepare Your Case — Warren reviews your file, gathers supporting documents, and prepares you for the hearing.
3. Hearing & Decision — Hearings are typically held by phone. Warren presents your case, questions witnesses, and argues why you should receive benefits. Written decisions usually arrive within 10 days.
If you lose, you have the right to appeal to the Industrial Claim Appeals Office (ICAO) and, if necessary, the Colorado Court of Appeals.
Warren handles both uncontested and contested family law cases in Colorado, from initial filings through trial if necessary.
Whether you and your spouse agree on the terms or need to litigate contested issues, Warren guides you through the dissolution process with clarity and care.
Allocation of parental responsibilities (legal custody) and parenting time (physical arrangements) that protect your relationship with your children.
Colorado uses statutory guidelines to calculate child support. Warren ensures the calculations are accurate and argues for deviations when appropriate. Spousal maintenance (alimony) is also addressed.
If circumstances have changed since your original orders, you may be able to modify custody, support, or other terms. Warren also handles enforcement actions when the other party isn't following court orders.
If you or the other parent wants to move out of state (or a significant distance within Colorado), court approval may be required. Warren represents both parents seeking to relocate and those objecting.
When a party repeatedly violates court orders, contempt proceedings may be necessary. Warren handles both motions for contempt and defenses to contempt claims.
If you've been charged with a crime, you have constitutional rights. Warren ensures those rights are protected at every stage of your case.
Driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while ability impaired (DWAI) charges carry serious consequences — license suspension, jail time, and increased insurance costs. Warren challenges the stop, the testing procedures, and the prosecution's evidence to protect your driving privileges and your record.
Possession, distribution, and manufacturing charges can result in felony convictions with long-term consequences. Warren examines whether the search was legal, whether the evidence can be suppressed, and what diversion or treatment options might be available.
Shoplifting, theft, burglary, and criminal mischief charges can lead to jail time and restitution orders. Warren works to minimize the impact on your record and explore alternatives to prosecution when possible.
Domestic violence charges carry a mandatory arrest policy in Colorado and can result in protective orders that affect your housing, custody, and gun rights. Warren defends against these charges and challenges unjust protective orders.
If you were convicted and believe errors affected your case, Warren can review your trial record and advise on appeal options at the Colorado Court of Appeals or Supreme Court.
Warren J. Domangue brings over 15 years of paralegal experience in family law, criminal defense, and litigation before becoming a licensed Colorado attorney. This background means Warren knows the system from the inside out — not just the law, but how things actually work in practice.
When you call, you speak with Warren directly. When you hire the firm, Warren handles your case personally. There's no shuffling between associates or paralegals who don't know your story.
Legal problems are stressful. Warren's approach is to explain things in plain language, set realistic expectations, and focus on what actually matters to you — not legal jargon that sounds impressive but doesn't help.
Law Office of Warren J. Domangue
9888 West Belleview Ave., #158
Littleton, Colorado 80123
Phone: (720) 495-7315
Fax: (720) 763-9695