Brett W. Martin, Esq.

Managing Attorney

Brett is licensed to practice law in New York and Colorado.  He is the sole shareholder and managing attorney of the Martin Law Firm, the business name of Brett W. Martin, P.C., a law firm located in Westminster, Colorado.  Brett was born in Pasadena, California.  He is a veteran and served with the U.S. Army from 1971 until his Honorable Discharge in 1979.

He is an advocate of fathers seeking to be actively involved with the parenting of their children.  Brett has four children of his own and has personally experienced the heartbreak of divorce and family breakup.  Brett, an experienced bankruptcy and commercial law litigator, initially formed the law firm of Brett W. Martin, P.C., in 1996 to provide quality and professional representation to fathers involved in custody disputes.  Over time, his domestic practice has grown to include representation of mothers, fathers, and grandparents in family law and domestic matters.

Brett started his career as a lawyer in upstate New York in 1983 representing the buyers in a home purchase contract dispute on appeal.  Following a successful appeal, Brett's practice in commercial matters grew and expanded into business financial restructuring and bankruptcy reorganization under Chapters 11 and 12.  In 1986, responding to the financial plight of farmers in a tough economy, Brett's practice developed an emphasis in the representation of small dairy farmers in their struggle to keep the family farm.

Upon moving to Colorado in 1989, Brett continued to practice in the areas of business financial restructuring, bankruptcy and commercial litigation.  Following the birth of his daughter in 1992, he took a sabbatical from the practice of law to become a stay-at-home dad and pursued a hobby in carpentry and cabinetmaking.  With his marriage ending in 1995, however, Brett returned to the full-time practice of law and founded the present firm with an emphasis in the representation of fathers in domestic matters.  Brett uses the negotiating, planning and litigating skills acquired through his years of experience in business and financial matters to advance the interests of dads in parenting disputes.

From representing fathers in custody matters, Brett's practice has expanded into the areas of restraining orders, stepparent adoptions, criminal defense and dependency and neglect proceedings.  Cases accepted have frequently involved allegations of parental alienation, domestic violence and spousal or child abuse.  Representation is currently accepted on behalf of fathers, mothers and grandparents in all areas of family and domestic law.

Commercial litigation, landlord and tenant, wills and estates, small business, corporate, civil litigation and appellate cases are welcome.  Brett has maintained his practice in commercial and general business matters for existing clients and their families, and welcomes new challenges and just causes.

D. Jason Brewer, Esq.

Associate Attorney

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Jason was born in Dayton, Ohio, and grew up in Waddy, Kentucky.  He graduated with honors from Western Kentucky University in 1993 and received his law degree from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 1996.  Jason has been practicing law in the state of Colorado since 2000, and during that time he has had the opportunity to practice in jurisdictions all across the State of Colorado.

Jason began his career as a Deputy District Attorney for the 6th Judicial District in Durango where he prosecuted a variety of crimes as well as recovering substantial sums in restitution for victims of crimes throughout the district.  After leaving the District Attorney, Jason began his career as a criminal defense attorney as an associate with the Law Office of Eugene Farish, P.C., in Monte Vista, Colorado.  While practicing in the San Luis Valley, Jason had the opportunity to defend clients accused of a wide variety of offenses ranging from aggravated assaults and attempted murder to traffic offenses and drivers license issues.  It was during his time in the San Luis Valley that Mr. Brewer also began representing clients in dependency and neglect actions and other domestic and family law issues.  Jason assisted clients in regaining parenting time with their children, modifying their child support, negotiating child support arrears with various child support enforcement agencies. He also litigated contempt citations involving child support, and denial of parenting time.  Jason returned to the Denver area and worked for a time doing transactional real estate and entity formation before returning to the practice of criminal defense and family law issues as an associate of the Law Offices of Rodger Daley and the Britt Law Group respectively.

Jason has a wide breadth of experiences in both criminal defense and family law and he firmly believes that practicing in these areas, gives him the opportunity to make positive change in the lives of his clients and their families.  In his spare time, Jason enjoys spectator sports, hiking and camping, photography, travel, and reading nonfiction.

Jeffrey E. Forbes, Esq.

Associate Attorney

Jeff is an associate family law attorney with Brett W. Martin, P.C.  He is licensed to practice law in all Colorado state courts and in the Federal District Court for Colorado.

Jeff was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and received his bachelor's degree at Loyola College of Maryland in Baltimore before going on to law school at American University in Washington, D.C.  While in law school, Jeff clerked for a busy family law firm in Rockville, Maryland, and was a criminal law intern at the Montogomery County, Maryland, State's Attorney's Office.

Jeff has represented fathers in custody disputes since June 2007, and has handled a wide variety of divorce, allocation of parental responsibility, and post-decree cases.  Jeff has also assisted clients of the Martin Law Firm in resolving criminal matters at the municipal, misdemeanor, and felony levels, as well as representing clients in dependency and neglect actions.  Jeff understands the struggles that clients experience going through a difficulty custody dispute and appreciates the opportunity to help clients through a difficult time period in their lives.