Berryhill Family Law - A Licensed Legal Paraprofessional Firm

Berryhill Family Law - A Licensed Legal Paraprofessional Firm Affordable family law services for Coloradans navigating divorce and life's next chapter. Book a free consultation today.

Jennifer Berryhill is a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional and Certified Divorce Coach® with 25+ years of experience in family law.

A “Gray Divorce” doesn’t always belong in a courtroom.Some couples don’t need a fight.  They need a process.A place to h...
08/05/2026

A “Gray Divorce” doesn’t always belong in a courtroom.

Some couples don’t need a fight. They need a process.

A place to have difficult conversations with structure, respect, and someone who can help keep things moving forward.

Over the past several months, I’ve been expanding my practice to better serve families who want a more peaceful path through divorce.

Something new is coming to Berryhill Family Law.

A mediation-focused approach designed especially for couples navigating gray divorce, helping them resolve issues with dignity, clarity, and less conflict, while staying focused on the future instead of the past.

As a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional, Certified Divorce Coach®, and Certified Mediator, I’m excited to bring together years of family law experience with a process centered on collaboration. Not combat!

Stay tuned… I can’t wait to share more.

Colorado is one of just a handful of states leading the way in reimagining access to justice in family law.As a Licensed...
08/02/2026

Colorado is one of just a handful of states leading the way in reimagining access to justice in family law.

As a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional (LLP), I’m proud to be part of this exciting evolution, creating a more efficient, more affordable path for individuals and families navigating divorce, legal separation, parenting matters, and other family law issues.

One of the fastest-growing groups experiencing divorce is couples over the age of 55. A gray divorce isn’t simply the end of a marriage, it often involves decades of shared finances, retirement planning, adult children, real estate, and the challenge of rebuilding a new life.

That’s why I intentionally built Berryhill Family Law to meet people where they are.

Whether you need legal guidance, a neutral mediator to help resolve conflict and resolve your case amicably, or a divorce coach to help you move through one of life’s biggest transitions with clarity and confidence, I offer different levels of support designed around your unique needs… not a one-size-fits-all approach.

As an LLP, Certified Divorce Coach, and Certified Mediator, my goal is simple:

To help you make informed decisions, reduce unnecessary conflict, and move forward with dignity, confidence, and a clear plan for your next chapter.

Because access to justice shouldn’t depend on whether you can afford a traditional attorney.

If you’re considering a gray divorce, or simply wondering what your options are, I’d be honored to help you explore your next steps.

Schedule a Discovery Session and let’s talk about what support looks like for you.

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Working as a solopreneur means wearing a lot of hats.  I’ve come to believe that the most valuable thing I bring to my b...
07/28/2026

Working as a solopreneur means wearing a lot of hats. I’ve come to believe that the most valuable thing I bring to my business isn’t what I know… it’s who I’ve become.

You’re the business owner, the marketer, the strategist, the visionary… and somehow you still have to show up fully present for the people who are counting on you.

I love being on my own; the autonomy gives me incredible freedom! But it also asks a lot of me physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.

One thing many people don’t know about me is that long before I became a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional, I became a Certified Breakthrough Shadow Coach and Heal Your Heart Coach after reading Debbie Ford’s book: Darkside of the Light Chasers. This book literally changed my life!

But those certifications didn’t just teach me techniques … they transformed me.

They deepened my emotional intelligence, challenged me to do my own inner work, and taught me how to sit with people in some of the hardest moments of their lives without trying to “fix” them.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of helping people who felt stuck, hopeless, lost, or standing at the brink… rediscover their vision, reconnect with themselves, and find a new way forward.

That work changed me.

Today, whether someone comes to me for legal guidance or divorce coaching, I bring every one of those experiences with me.

Sometimes I think of my coaching role more like a crystal…

A crystal doesn’t create the light… It reveals what’s already there, refracting it into something clearer and more beautiful.

That’s how I hope I serve the people who place their trust in me.

Not by having all the answers… But by creating a space where clarity begins to emerge, perspectives shift, and people reconnect with the strength and wisdom that has been within them all along.

At the end of the day, people may forget what you said, but they’ll always remember how you made them feel.

If someone leaves a conversation with me feeling a little lighter, a little clearer, and a little more empowered than when they arrived… then I’ve done the work I was meant to do.

Whether you’re in the throws of divorce, rebuilding after loss, grieving a betrayal, facing a difficult life transition, or simply feeling lost and directionless, my role isn’t to tell you what to do… it’s to help you reconnect with your own wisdom, recognize your strengths, create a path forward and move toward a new vision with confidence and purpose.

That’s where my legal experience, coaching background, and life’s lessons come together. Not just to solve problems, but to help people transform through them.

Sometimes the greatest gift we can offer another person isn’t the answer… it’s simply reflecting enough light that they begin to see their own path more clearly. ✨



AN AFFORDABLE WAY TO GET LEGAL HELPWhat Is a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional?Colorado's LLP program was created by the C...
07/26/2026

AN AFFORDABLE WAY TO GET LEGAL HELP

What Is a Licensed Legal Paraprofessional?

Colorado's LLP program was created by the Colorado Supreme Court to expand access to qualified legal representation in family law. LLPs are licensed, regulated, and authorized to practice.

They're not paralegals, and they're not attorneys.

They're a new category of legal professional designed to bridge the gap in divorce and custody cases in Colorado.

LLPs can advise clients, prepare and file court documents, negotiate on your behalf, and represent you in mediation and in Court.

And because LLPs focus exclusively on family law, their rates are typically about half of what attorneys charge.

Because every family’s journey is different, we take the time to understand your goals and help you make informed decisions with confidence. It’s legal guidance designed around you, not just your case.

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“Lawyer Fired for Using ChatGPT.”This is the title of the video I watched recently … posted by Mark Lyda where he is int...
07/25/2026

“Lawyer Fired for Using ChatGPT.”

This is the title of the video I watched recently … posted by Mark Lyda where he is interviewing Zach Crabill, the lawyer fired for using ChatGPT. He’s the founder of Available Law and is now building an Ethical AI Law Firm.

Like many people, I clicked because of the headline and my curiosity about the impact of AI in the legal realm. But I stayed all the way to the end, gripped by the story.

What I found wasn’t just a story about AI… It was a story about resilience.

We’ve all faced moments when life or our career takes an unexpected turn. I know I have. After experiencing adversity in a previous business, I had a choice: to fold or pivot.

I chose to pivot.

What happened next surprised me. My business didn’t decline, it intensified and expanded. More importantly, I grew in ways I never expected… spiritually and emotionally.

I love stories of people who turn lemons into lemonade. They remind us that setbacks don’t have to define us. Sometimes they’re the very catalyst that leads us to something even better.

If you’re looking for a reminder that your hardest chapter doesn’t have to be your final chapter, this interview is worth your time. I found it incredibly inspiring and even energizing!

I’d love to hear what you think after you watch it.

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07/21/2026

If you are looking for affordable legal support for your divorce or post decree matter, we offer a variety of options to meet you where you are.

Unbundled, flat fee, pay-as-go support, strategy sessions, and coaching open up the door to get the help you need without having to pay a large replenishing retainer each month.

For more information check out our website (link in comments)



Knowing what you need changes everything!In my last post, I shared that so much of the conflict we experience in relatio...
07/19/2026

Knowing what you need changes everything!

In my last post, I shared that so much of the conflict we experience in relationships doesn’t actually begin with communication.

It begins with clarity. Or more accurately… the lack of it.

I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. How often do we say…

“My needs aren’t being met.”

But if someone asked us to list our needs… could we?

Most of us can tell you what’s wrong.

We can tell you what’s frustrating us.

We can tell you what isn’t working.

But identifying what we truly need? That’s a much harder conversation. And I don’t think it’s because we’re broken.

I think it’s because many of us have spent years taking care of everyone else.

We become parents.

Partners.

Professionals.

Caregivers.

Problem-solvers.

Somewhere along the way, we slowly lose touch with ourselves.

Our own dreams get pushed aside.

Our own voice gets quieter.

Until one day we wake up wondering…

“How did I get here?”

One of the most meaningful parts of coaching is watching someone reconnect with themselves.

Not by giving them answers…. But by asking the right questions.

Questions that help uncover what’s underneath the frustration. What’s underneath the resentment. What’s underneath the fear.

Because underneath all of that is usually a need that has gone unnoticed for a very long time.

When that need finally has a voice, something shifts.

Communication becomes clearer.

Boundaries become healthier.

Decisions become less reactive and more intentional.

Whether someone ultimately stays in their relationship or chooses to leave isn’t always the first question we explore. The first question is much simpler.

Who are you now… and what do you need to live a life that feels aligned with who you’re becoming?

That question changes everything.

If you’re feeling stuck, standing at a crossroads, or simply sensing that life is asking something more of you, I’d love to help you find that clarity. Coaching isn’t about someone telling you what to do, it’s about creating the space to hear your own wisdom again.

I’d be honored to walk alongside you.

Reach out to schedule a Discovery Session and let’s get to the root of who you are becoming!

One of the greatest contributors to conflict in our relationships isn't a lack of love... it's a breakdown in communicat...
07/15/2026

One of the greatest contributors to conflict in our relationships isn't a lack of love... it's a breakdown in communication.

But I don't believe communication is where the problem actually begins. I think it starts much deeper.

Many of us were never actually taught how to identify what we truly need. This leads to feeling frustrated, disconnected, lonely, overwhelmed, and even unseen.

But we can't always name the need that is underneath those emotions. And if we don't know what we need... we can't communicate it.

Over time, those unmet needs begin to stack up.

So do the dreams we've quietly put on hold. The passions we stopped pursuing. The conversations we avoided. The parts of ourselves we slowly abandoned while trying to keep the peace.

Eventually, those unmet needs and forgotten dreams find another way to speak. They come out as criticism, defensiveness, resentment, withdrawal and then conflict.

From the outside, it looks like two people arguing over dishes, money, parenting, or schedules.

But often, the real conversation is happening much deeper.

There’s an inner voice saying “I don't feel seen" "I don't feel chosen" "I don't feel safe" "I don't know who I am anymore"…

As a divorce coach and Licensed Legal Professional, I've learned that many relationships don't fall apart because people stop caring. They struggle because people stop understanding themselves... and then lose the ability to communicate what lives in their heart and what they actually need.

Sometimes healing a relationship begins with better communication. Sometimes it begins with something even more important. Learning to ask yourself... What do I truly need?

Clarity creates confidence to communicate and communication creates connection.

If you're standing at a crossroads, feeling disconnected, or simply longing for more clarity, know that you don't have to figure it all out alone. Sometimes all it takes is a safe space, the right questions, and a fresh perspective. If that resonates with you, I'd love to connect. Reach out to schedule a Discovery Session.



The hardest part of divorce often isn’t the law. It’s everything people are carrying while trying to navigate it.After m...
07/14/2026

The hardest part of divorce often isn’t the law. It’s everything people are carrying while trying to navigate it.

After more than 30 years working in family law, I’ve seen firsthand that clients rarely come to us with only legal questions.

They come carrying grief, fear, uncertainty, anger, guilt, and anxiety about what comes next.

As legal professionals, we help people navigate statutes, court procedures, parenting plans, financial disclosures, and settlement negotiations. But the emotional weight our clients carry can directly affect their ability to make thoughtful decisions throughout the process.

That’s one of the reasons I chose to become a Certified Divorce Coach, in addition to serving as a Colorado Licensed Legal Professional.

I’m excited to share that I’ve joined Insight Divorce Solutions as an affiliated Divorce Coach, where I’ll be working with family law firms to provide structured divorce coaching and group support for their clients.

This collaborative approach allows legal professionals to stay focused on the legal work while giving clients access to education, emotional support, and practical tools that help them move through divorce with greater clarity and confidence.

I truly believe the future of family law isn’t about one professional doing everything. It’s about building collaborative teams that serve the whole person.

I’m excited to be part of that movement.

If you’re a family law attorney or LLP who’s looking for ways to better support your clients while creating a more sustainable practice, I’d love to connect.

— Jennifer Berryhill
Certified Divorce Coach | Colorado Licensed Legal Professional
Berryhill Family Law

The hardest part of divorce often isn’t the law.  It’s everything people are carrying while trying to navigate it.After ...
07/14/2026

The hardest part of divorce often isn’t the law. It’s everything people are carrying while trying to navigate it.

After more than 25 years working in family law, I’ve seen firsthand that clients rarely come to us with only legal questions.

They come carrying grief, fear, uncertainty, anger, guilt, and anxiety about what comes next.

As legal professionals, we help people navigate statutes, court procedures, parenting plans, financial disclosures, and settlement negotiations. But the emotional weight our clients carry can directly affect their ability to make thoughtful decisions throughout the process.

That’s one of the reasons I chose to become a Certified Divorce Coach, in addition to serving as a Colorado Licensed Legal Professional.

I’m excited to share that I’ve also joined Insight Divorce Solutions as an affiliated Divorce Coach, where I’ll be working with family law firms to provide structured divorce coaching and group support for their clients.

This collaborative approach allows legal professionals to stay focused on the legal work while giving clients access to education, emotional support, and practical tools that help them move through divorce with greater clarity and confidence.

I truly believe the future of family law isn’t about one professional doing everything. It’s about building collaborative teams that serve the whole person.

I’m excited to be part of that movement.

If you’re a family law attorney or LLP who’s looking for ways to better support your clients while creating a more sustainable practice, I’d love to connect.

— Jennifer Berryhill
Certified Divorce Coach | Colorado Licensed Legal Professional
Berryhill Family Law

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