Seth D. Rogers

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Experience 2
Industry Recognition 1
Professional Conduct 5

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Overview

Practice Areas

  • 80% Bankruptcy / Chapter 7
    3 years
  • 20% Bankruptcy / Chapter 13
    2 years

Fees & Payments

Fees

  • Fixed (Always)
  • Free Consultation (30 minutes)

Payment types

Cash, Check

Contact Information

  • Address registered with Bar Association
    2208 Judson Street
    Longmont, CO 80501
    303-775-2791
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Languages

  • Japanese

About Me

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About me: 2005 changed everything for the world of bankruptcy law in America. Experienced lawyers had to start from scratch and re-learn the law. Other lawyers simply... more

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Résumé

Licenses

  • 3 years since Seth D. Rogers was first licensed to practice law in CO.

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Work Experience

Position Duration
Attorney at Seth D. Rogers, Attorney at Law 2005–present

Education

School Major Degree Graduated
University of Wyoming College of Law Law Juris Doctorate 2005
Brigham Young University Political Science and Philosophy Bachelor of Science 2002

Associations

Position Association Name Duration
Boulder County Bar Association, Bankruptcy Section 2005–present
Colorado Bar Assoctiation 2005–present

Portfolio

Publications

Article Publication Date
A Forum by Any Other Name... Would Be Just as Confusing: The Tenth Circuit Dismisses Intent from the Public Forum Wyoming Law Review 2004