Brandon U. Luna

Brandon U. Luna's strategically placed firm in Delta County, Colorado is able to serve residents of Mesa, Pitkin, Montrose, Gunnison, Garfield, and San Miguel Counties. He has handled over 5000 criminal cases as a former Deputy District Attorney and now offers his experience to you as a Criminal Defense Attorney. He started Luna Law to help good people who have made a mistake navigate through the confusing and often scary criminal justice system. As a small town law firm, Luna Law is also well equipped to handle other legal services, such as wills, contract law, or simple consultation.

University of Denver

J.D. | Law

2001 - 2004

University of California - Santa Cruz

B.A. | Legal Studies

1996 - 2000

Partner and Owner

Luna Law LLC

2013 - Current

Associate Attorney

Kennedy Childs P.C.

2012 - 2012

Assisted in all aspects of the defense of Medical Doctors.

Deputy District Attorney

District Attorney's Office of the 19th Judicial District, Colorado

2005 - 2012

Prosecutor of Misdemeanor, Felony, and Juvenile offenders. Prosecuted over 80 trials and handled more than 5000 cases, including over 4000 felony cases.

Attorney of the Year

District Attorney's Office

2008

The Dolphin House

Member of the Board of Directors

2012 - 2013

A Kids Place

Member of the Board of Directors

2007 - 2012

Colorado

Since 2005

• Free Consultation
  On criminal cases only.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  Visa, Mastercard, and Discover
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  LunaLaw offers both flat fee work and an hourly rate. After your consultation, he will give you both options and you can pick the payment plan that works best for you.

Q. I was charged with shoplifting of $20 should I do community service b4 court to show the judge i am remorseful?

May 16, 2013

A: Although this advice may be too late, if you are going to plead guilty, then it is always good to take steps that show you are remorseful.

Brandon

Q. Had a felony. 23 years ago. i still cant purchase. a firearm leagally. ?

May 16, 2013

A: That is right. You still cannot legally possess a firearm.

Brandon

Q. Can a person be sent a legal complaint for felony charges via snail mail without being formally charged?

May 16, 2013

A: Yes. This is a valid way to serve your family member. More importantly getting a complaint is actually the same thing as being charged with a crime.

Brandon