R. Gregory Haller Attorney At Law - Colorado Springs, CO
Divorce Lawyers in Colorado Springs, CO
102 E. Pikes Peak Suite 400 Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Colorado Springs Divorce Law Firm
Updated: 02/15/2026
Areas of Practice
- Divorce
Reviews
Customer Reviews for R. Gregory Haller Attorney At Law
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Hired Law firm 2021He stole $150 cash from me as a payment for a future filing on a family case. "Next week" "next week" "I'll get to it next week" for months now. He's worse than the maintenance guy from The Money Pit. He gives you the run around and hands you motions from other people's cases so you can use a template to write your own motions. I'm filing a complaint with the State next week. Stay far away from this hustler.
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Hired Law firm 2016-2018This guy is a total waste of time and money. Everything the above reviewer said is 100% true and accurate. I went to him for my divorce of more than ?? years. He dragged his feet and did nothing to help me. I did more work on my case than he did. The only benefit in that, was my "new education" of the law pertaining to my divorce. He kept making promises, going back to court only to get nothing but another bill (which I had to pay in advance). I paid him thousands to get totally screwed by him and my ex. Hmmmm who was he really working for????
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Hired Law firm 2017-2018Do not use this guy. He will take your money and then do nothing for you. He has no legal assistant and will file and do everything late. He will not help you with legal matters..just lets everything go and you will end up with another attorney fixing all the problems. He caused my case to get fines from the court. lost legal documents in his office mess. Find someone else
Contact
102 E. Pikes Peak
Suite 400
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
Phone: (719) 473-7047
Fax: (719) 634-0693
Website: http://www.hallerlegal.com/
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