Kingsford Law Offices - Greeley, CO
Bankruptcy Law Lawyers in Greeley, CO
825 10th Street Greeley, CO 80631
Greeley Bankruptcy Law Firm
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Bankruptcy Law
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Customer Reviews for Kingsford Law Offices
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Hired Law firm 2019-2020Tim McCarthy is a badass. Hired these guys for a divorce. Met with Ron Kingsford for initial court and he is great. Knows his stuff, experienced, and laid it out for me very clearly. Tim McCarthy is my actual attorney, and boy does he know how to do it right. Lots of experience, extremely effective in mediation and court. Soooo glad I hired Mr. McCarthy. Get him on your side, and you will get your fair share for sure. Very happy.
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