Alexandra White - Centennial, CO
Attorney at Law Office of Alexandra White, PC
Family Law Lawyers in Centennial, CO
12625 E. Euclid Dr. Centennial, CO 80111
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23
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Centennial Family Law Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
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Hired Attorney 2017-2018Here's what you don't want: an attorney who doesn't listen to you, and who believes the opposing party instead. An attorney who charges you $500 to redact pretty much everything on a page, and then unredacts it and sends it to the other side. An attorney who asks you again what you already sent her in an email three times. Who extends the time to submit something (while billing you to file that extension) and then doesn't actually file all of the docs in the case with the court until you email and text her at 7:00 pm on the last day it can be filed. When you need docs post-trial, she can't find them, says she will have them ready and you go to her office on that day, and they are not there, and nobody knows what you're talking about. When you ask her to respond as to why she didn't end up with the right spreadsheet (which the Court used to base its financial decisions on) when she filed it - and the one she did file is wrong, she's 'sick' for months and unavailable until you deal with all of her colleagues and they are getting tired of talking to you.
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