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Oct 7, 2015

by R.B. on Ready Law

Vern Ready is my family’s hero. My ex-wife called me on the phone at work. As she had a restraining order in place and I answered I soon found myself under arrest. This was very bad in more than one way. First I have position that requires I maintain a security clearance, second I am a single father, this could cost me my job and all that comes with employment, house, car, food, etc. Lucky for us I found Vernon Ready. This was my second arrest for a domestic violence/non-violent (DV) issue.

Oct 7, 2015

by K.Black. on Ready Law

Attorney Vernon Ready (located in Denver,CO) represented me in my divorce.Even though this was one of the more difficult times in my life,attorney Vernon Ready made the legal aspect one less thing I had to worry about.Attorney Ready was thorough,prepared and confident.He put my mind at ease and did a great job handling my case.I was able to put my divorce behind me and I have moved on to better things!Attorney Vernon Ready comes highly recommended in

Oct 7, 2015

by J h on Ready Law

Highly Recommend

Vernon Ready handled my child custody case. I was overwhelmed and he made the whole process seamless. He was approachable and made me feel that he was doing everything possible to win my case. He is affordable and conscience of my desire to stay with in my retainer and to not over charge me. I would highly recommend him and would hire him again if I ever needed an attorney in the

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