Nicholas Hsien Sung

Nick Sung is passionate
about helping families navigate the complex issues that they are experiencing in and out of court. Nick takes a wholistic approach when practicing family law and understands that that the legal issues that his clients go through have very real impacts on his
clients’ lives. This approach helps Nick get great results in and out of the court room.

Nick is based out of our
Douglas County office located in Castle Rock, but has extensive experience in courts all throughout Colorado from as high north as Jackson County to as far south as Pueblo county, and everywhere in between. Nick goes where his clients need him.

No case is too complicated
for Nick to tackle. He is known for taking cases that are considered by many to be niche areas of family law – such as international abduction, third party allocation of parental rights, stepparent adoption and termination, etc. Nick is also highly experienced
in taking cases involving high assets, reserved stock units, and property located outside of Colorado. One of Nick’s happiest moments was when he was able to reunite a child with his Father that had been abducted from the United States to Mexico. In order
to achieve this result, Nick had to tackle the issue with courts in Colorado and Mexico, as well as work with an international agency called the Hague.

Nick is a Colorado and
Douglas County native and was born and raised in Parker, Colorado. In fact, his parents moved to Parker when Main Street was still a dirt road. Nick graduated from Chaparral High School and went on to attend both Colorado State University and University of
Colorado at Boulder in which he a received a bachelor’s degree in political science and a certificate in lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender studies. From there, Nick attended law school at Roger Williams University located in Bristol, Rhode Island. While
in law school, Nick helped victims of domestic violence obtain protection orders against their abusers. Nick serves on the board of trustees for the Colorado Bar Foundation – which has the purpose of promoting the advancement of jurisprudence and the administration
of justice throughout Colorado.

When Nick isn’t working,
you can find him in the mountains, volunteering, and or trying new recipes with friends.