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Kolko & Casey, P.C. is a full service immigration and naturalization law firm providing professional legal services to individuals and businesses throughout Colorado, the Rocky Mountain West, the United States, and the World. Our professional staff speaks English, Spanish, Korean, and Portuguese and we can arrange for translators in any other language.
Office Location and Directions
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The physical location and mailing address for the office is: Kolko & Casey, P.C. The building is located in a small office park (Greenwood Village Triangle) on South Quebec Street, just south of Belleview in Greenwood Village. There is ample free parking available at the office building. If you are travelling to our office, you can get directions from Google. FROM THE NORTH: Take I-25 South to Exit 199, East Belleview Avenue/CO-88 Avenue. Turn right on East Belleview (heading East). Take an immediate left on South Quebec Street. Take your second right into the Greenwood Triangle Parking lot. Our Building – 5251 is the third building on the right. FROM THE SOUTH: Take I-25 North to Exit 199, East Belleview Avenue/CO-88 Avenue. Turn left onto East Belleview Avenue. Turn left onto South Quebec Street. Take your second right into the Greenwood Triangle Parking lot. Our Building – 5251 is the third building on the right. FROM THE EAST: Take I-225 South to Exit 1A, I-25 South (towards Colorado Springs). Merge onto East Belleview Avenue/CO-88 Avenue. Turn left onto South Quebec Street. Take your second right into the Greenwood Triangle Parking lot. Our Building – 5251 is the third building on the right. IF YOU USE THE LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM: The nearest train stop is at Belleview Station (accessible via the E and R Light Rail Lines). From Belleview Station, walk approximately 3 blocks south on South Quebec Street. Cross East Belleview Avenue. After crossing East Belleview Avenue, take your second right into the Greenwood Triangle Parking lot. Our Building – 5251 is the third building on the right. |
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Fee Agreements and Costs
Attorney Fee Agreements and Costs – General Information
If you would like to know more about Kolko & Casey, P.C., and the professional services we offer, or you have specific questions about an immigration case, we encourage and invite you to call or email our office.
Initial Consultation
Our attorneys are available to meet with you and provide a professional legal consultation specific to your case and particular situation and needs. You will have the opportunity to discuss your matter personally with one of our experienced attorneys during a consultation meeting. The attorney will carefully review your immigration, employment, family and criminal history and your short and long term goals. The attorney will explain what immigration benefits you may be eligible to pursue and explore the possibility of using the Firm to handle your particular legal matter.
If you and Kolko & Casey, P.C. decide to formally work together on your case or legal matter(s), the next step in the process is deciding on a fee arrangement and signing a written Fee Agreement.
At Kolko & Casey, P.C., there are two basic types of fee arrangements:
Flat Fee Agreement
Our Firm handles many cases on a flat fee basis. This means that the client pays a set attorney fee that includes all of the reasonable and customary legal services related to the case. The amount is determined by the attorney after an evaluation of the specific facts and legal issues in the case(s).
The Client is also responsible for paying any applicable filing fees to the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS), Department of State (DOS) and/or Immigration Court.
Hourly Retainer Agreement
Our Firm also handles many cases at an hourly rate. This means that the Firm charges by the hour for the professional work that the attorney and staff complete on the client’s case. In addition, the client pays for actual costs and expenses.
For these cases, detailed time records are kept by the Firm and monthly billing statements are issued. The firm requires that a “retainer” be deposited into the client trust account (COLTAF Account), which amounts will then be used to pay the attorney fees and costs as they are charged.
Depending upon the type of complexity of the matter, the Firm will determine the amount of the initial retainer or deposit. The Fee Agreement will require that as the retainer deposit is used, the client will always keep a minimum amount on deposit with the firm in the retainer trust account.
Once the Firm discusses your case with you, you will be informed which fee arrangement is appropriate for your case. At that time, the Firm will prepare a written fee agreement for you to review, approve and sign. A signed copy of the fee agreement and a copy of your payment will be provided to you for your records.
The Firm accepts payments by cash, check, credit card, and bank or wire transfer.
Should you have any questions about a proposed or existing Fee Agreement with Kolko & Casey, P.C., please feel free to call or email one of our attorneys directly.
Hours of Operation
The Law Office of Kolko & Casey, P.C. is open for regular business from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday to meet the needs of its Clients.
The office is closed on all federal holidays, and for some dates surrounding the major holidays of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.
During our business office hours, please contact the office staff (303-371-1822) to schedule an appointment to meet or talk directly with one of our attorneys to discuss an immigration case. In general, walk in appointments are not available.
Appointments with the office are usually available within a few days or one week, depending upon the urgency of the matter. When you call or email the office to schedule an appointment, the office staff will obtain some general information about your legal matter, your personal contact information, and provide a list of items and documents for you to bring to the meeting.
Generally, new Client consultations are conducted by one attorney with the assistance of a member of our professional staff.
For ongoing legal matters, existing clients may be able to talk or meet directly with the Firm’s professional staff.
The Firm conducts consultations via zoom or web conferencing, as well as telephone consultations. Per request, in person consultations can be scheduled.
On a very limited basis or for emergencies, after-hours or weekend arrangements may be made upon request.
Case Review and Consultations
If you would like to know more about Kolko & Casey, P.C., and the professional services we offer, or you have specific questions about an immigration issue or case, we encourage and invite you to call or email the office and schedule a professional legal consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.
During the initial call, a professional staff member will obtain some basic information from you and schedule a consultation in the office or by telephone or Skype. The Firm will generally provide you a list of documents and information to gather and bring to your appointment. To make the most of the consultation, it is important to try and organize these items and bring the requested documents and information with you to the meeting.
The initial consultation is a one-time commitment for a flat fee.
The consultation is a confidential meeting that provides you with an opportunity to discuss your immigration situation and your goals. On the day of the consultation, you will meet with one of our experienced attorneys who will review your case history and outline a strategy and recommendations to achieve your short term and long term goals. The attorney will also explain the timeline, fees and next steps in the case.
During the consultation, you and the attorney will decide whether you want to work together and discuss the case requirements and procedures. If the Firm and you agree to work together, a written representation agreement (Fee Agreement) will be prepared, reviewed and signed by the parties to the case.
Regardless of whether we decide to work together on your case, you will leave the consultation meeting with a clear and honest outline of the options, obstacles and potential strategies for your case.