About Jennifer
I've spent my career helping families through their hardest moments. Now I bring that experience directly to you.
I'm Jennifer C. Berryhill, a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional and Certified Divorce Coach based in Colorado. I was sworn in as an LLP on January 6, 2025, but my work in family law goes back more than 25 years.
For over two decades, I worked as a senior paralegal supporting attorneys and clients across the full spectrum of family law — divorce, custody, parenting plans, property division, child support, and high-conflict litigation. I've seen hundreds of cases from the inside. I know how the system works, where people get stuck, and what makes the difference between a process that drags on and one that moves forward.
That experience is exactly what I bring to my practice. As an LLP, I'm authorized by the Colorado Supreme Court to provide legal services in family law — including advising clients, preparing and filing court documents, representing clients in mediation, and appearing in court. And because I'm also a trained divorce coach, I bring practical and emotional support that most legal professionals simply don't offer.
I believe the legal system should serve families — not the other way around. My approach is calm, clear, and direct. I help my clients understand their options, make confident decisions, and get through the process with their dignity intact.
Qualifications
My credentials span both the legal and human sides of divorce. The LLP license means I can represent you in court and handle the legal work. The coaching certifications mean I can also help you process the emotional complexity, make clear-headed decisions, and build a plan for what comes next.
Most people going through a divorce need both kinds of help. Usually that means hiring two different professionals. With me, it's one person, one relationship, one consistent source of support.
I'm regulated by the Colorado Supreme Court, bound by the LLP Rules of Professional Conduct, and subject to the same ethical standards — including confidentiality, conflict rules, and fiduciary duties — that apply to Colorado attorneys.
My Philosophy
Having worked inside family law for over 25 years, I've seen what unnecessary conflict does to families — and to the people caught in the middle of it. I've watched cases that should have taken months stretch into years. I've seen legal fees consume the very assets people were fighting to protect. And I've seen the toll that a drawn-out, adversarial process takes on everyone involved, especially children.
That's why my practice is built around a simple principle: move forward. Not with haste, and not without standing up for what's fair. But with clarity, intention, and an unwavering focus on your future rather than the past.
I believe that divorce, while painful, can also be a turning point. It can be the moment where you take control, make clear decisions, and begin to build something new. That's the process I want to help you through — one where you feel informed, supported, and respected at every step.
Whether this was your decision or not, you deserve a process that treats you with dignity. That's what I'm here to provide.