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Montrose, Colorado · Serving Western Colorado

Protect what matters. Plan for what comes next.

When the people you love, the home you have built, or the future you are trying to protect feel uncertain, you need more than paperwork. You need a plan.

Counsel starts with listening

A legal problem is personal. The response should be too.

Lowenberg Legal brings together Lowenberg Family Law, Lowenberg Trial & Litigation, Lowenberg Legacy Law, and Lowenberg Bankruptcy Law under one clear idea: good legal counsel begins by listening, then giving honest advice about the choices, priorities, and risks in front of you.

Depending on the engagement, the work receives the level of professional attention the issue requires. The aim is careful preparation, purposeful advocacy, and a plan that reflects the life you are trying to protect.

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Western Colorado

Grounded in the place you call home.

Our Montrose office is a local starting point for families and individuals across the Western Slope. The work is legal, but the questions often begin at the kitchen table, at school pickup, or in the plans you are making for the people you love.

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Practice areas

Four practice areas. One clear purpose.

Choose the area that is closest to what you are facing. If you are not sure, start with a conversation.

Family-law matters can call for different professional paths. Explore Licensed Legal Paraprofessional services

What to expect

A practical place to begin.

A clear sequence keeps the first conversation useful without pretending every matter follows the same path.

  1. 01Listen before we advise.The first task is to understand the immediate concern, the facts, the documents, and the people affected.
  2. 02Give you an honest assessment.Realistic advice about priorities, risks, and options is more useful than a rushed promise or a generic answer.
  3. 03Prepare with purpose.Preparation helps identify settlement opportunities, protect important interests, and build a case that can be advocated when needed.
  4. 04Strong does not have to mean angry.Some matters call for careful negotiation. Others require litigation. Strength means being prepared to use the approach the situation requires.

The people behind the work

Real people. A direct place to start.

Legal matters often begin with a difficult phone call. The people on the other side of it matter.

Daniel J. Lowenberg, attorney at Lowenberg Legal

Attorney

Daniel J. Lowenberg

Daniel has practiced in the Montrose area since 2006. His background includes family law, bankruptcy, civil matters, probate and estates, and the financial questions that often run alongside them.

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Tara E. Delaney, Licensed Legal Paraprofessional

Licensed Legal Paraprofessional · Family Law

Tara E. Delaney, LLP

Tara is a Colorado Licensed Legal Paraprofessional with more than eight years of family-law, legal case-management, and client-advocacy experience serving authorized family-law matters through Lowenberg Family Law’s team-based practice.

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Western Colorado

One Montrose office. A wider regional practice.

Lowenberg Legal is based in Montrose and serves communities across Western Colorado. A service area is not a separate office. It is a starting point for local, source-backed Lowenberg Family Law guidance.

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A human place to start

Get clear on what matters next.

Not a chatbot. Not a maze of automated responses. Start with people who understand that every legal matter is connected to a person, a family, and a future.

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