Brynne Gant

When you’re grieving a family loss, dealing with a life-altering medical diagnosis, or working through any other significant change in your family dynamics, navigating the legal system can be overwhelming. I am here to help. I have several years of litigation experience and have completed over 40 jury trials, but I am also intent on finding the best resolution for my clients--financially, mentally, and emotionally--even if that means settlement without trial.

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Colorado

Since 2013

Owner & Partner

Gant Law, LLC

2019 - Current

Associate Attorney

Rapp, Manzer & Minnerop, LLP

2018 - Current

Associate Litigation Attorney

Otis, Bedingfield & Peters, LLC

2017 - 2018

Deputy District Attorney

Weld County District Attorney's Office

2013 - 2017

Brigham Young University

J.D. (2013) | Law

2010 - 2013

Activities: President, Family Law Society -- State Prison Liaison, Jail Outreach -- First Place, Woody Deem Trial Competition -- Semi-Finalist, Linda Anderson Trial Competition -- Member, TYLA Traveling Trial Competition Team

Clients' Choice Award

Avvo

2019

First Place - Woody Deem Trial Competition

J. Reuben Clark Law School

2012

Semi-Finalist

Linda Andersen Trial Competition

2012

Magna Cum Laude

Brigham Young University

2009

State Bar of Colorado  # 46642

Member

Current

Weld County Bar Association

Member

Current

Trust & Estate Section, WCBA

Member

Current

What Is Probate (and How Can I Avoid It)?

BizWest

February 5, 2018

Establishing Professional Relationships: Contract, Of Counsel & Co-Counsel Legal Services CLE, Virtual

March 30, 2021

Colorado W.O.L.F and Solo/Small Firm Section of CBA

Trial Techniques School Certificate

The Colorado District Attorneys' Council

2014

Advanced Domestic Violence Certificate

The Colorado District Attorneys' Council

2014

Ending Violence Against Women Project's Certificate

The Colorado District Attorneys' Council

2014

Q. Will my ex have to count his income “assistance” on our financial worksheet?

February 18, 2019

A: When filling out a sworn financial statement, he should claim income from any source, including from his mother. That said, it can be difficult to enforce this if she is paying him in cash. You may need to get approval from the court to request her bank statements/financial documents as well as his if this is a major concern. In addition, there is little stopping them from stating/deciding that her assistance to him is actually a debt, which could complicate things.

As for the child support worksheet, once again, he should include income from any source (unless specifically exempted by statute), but you'll have the same concerns with proof. However it is that you came to know he is receiving funds from his mother, it might be good to document that (even if just by writing down the date you learned this and how).

For more specifics on what qualifies as income and how to verify the same, consider reaching out to a Family Law attorney.

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Q. Hello, My ex has filed a motion to modify parenting time, how do I respond please? Thank you!

February 16, 2019

A: To respond to a motion to modify parenting time, you can use the Colorado Court forms (form number JDF 1315) found at https://www.courts.state.co.us/Forms/SubCategory.cfm?Category=Divorce. Be aware that you must file your response WITHIN 21 DAYS of the date you received your ex's motion, or you risk his request being granted without your response.

Reach out to a family law attorney for more information or help with filing the response.

Q. My mom passed in 2010. She has real estate that we have been paying taxes on. No written will. Died in AZ, land in CO.

February 16, 2019

A: To transfer real property (even vacant land) to heirs, you'll need to open probate in Colorado (or what's called "Ancillary Probate" if probate was already opened in AZ). The Colorado Courts website has some good information and instructions on how to do this: https://www.courts.state.co.us/Forms/SubCategory.cfm?Category=Trusts, or you can reach out to a probate attorney to help you file the appropriate paperwork and notify all the correct people.