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Keyshla J. Carrero
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Keyshla was born and raised in the common wealth of Puerto Rico but spent a large part of her childhood in the state of Florida. Keyshla graduated from Florida State University with a dual degree in Political Science and Sociology. She has been in Colorado since 2017 and has worked as a paralegal for multiple firms since. Some of the areas of law she has worked in include: criminal, domestic, civil litigation, bankruptcy law, probate, and immigration.
Keyshla is bilingual (English & Spanish) and loves assisting clients of all different backgrounds. She especially enjoys the complexity of family law matters and being able to assist others during their time of need. Keyshla is also a notary public for the state of Colorado.
Keyshla aspires to obtain her law degree in the nearby future and would like to practice family law upon graduation.
What you may not know: Keyshla was a has lived in four (4) different states and twenty-one (21) different cities. By the time she entered high school at the age of 14 she had attended over thirteen (13) schools. Keyshla enjoys reading, writing, painting, and spending time with her kitty, Luna.
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April D. Jones
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Patrick G. Barkman
Senior Attorney
David Ari Collins
Senior Attorney
Erin Young
Senior Attorney
Knicky Van Goetz
Senior Attorney
Stuart Wallace
Senior Attorney
Morgan Terrell
Senior Attorney
Monica Cody
Senior Paralegal
Delany Hill
Paralegal
Keyshla J. Cerrero
Paralegal
Jodie Lopez
Office Administrator
Ryan Lindell
Client Relationship Specialist
Emily Sturgill
Client Relationship Specialist
Emma Billett
Receptionist
Markida Massey
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