Trinidad’s Local Trial Attorney

Johnny Holschuh, founder of John D. Holschuh III, Esq. P.L.L.C. and a divorce lawyer providing affordable legal services for individuals, families, and small businesses in southern Colorado.

Johnny Holschuh provides legal solutions for individuals, families, and small businesses in Trinidad and Southern Colorado, including:

  • Family Law and Birth Certificate Changes

  • Personal Injury

  • Small Business Law

  • Civil Rights Law

  • Criminal Defense

  • Housing Law and Eviction Defense

  • Research, Drafting, and Appeals Consultations

A southern Colorado resident who was satisfied with the legal services provided by John D. Holschuh III, Esq. P.L.L.C..

Zealous advocacy, clear guidance, and a friendly face when you need them most.

Johnny opened John D. Holschuh III, Esq. P.L.L.C. in 2026 as a community-oriented law firm providing high-quality and affordable legal services for the individuals, families, and small businesses of southern Colorado.

Have a Legal Question or Concern?

Legal problems can be stressful and confusing. Whether you are dealing with a family matter, a property dispute, a business issue, or another legal concern, having an attorney you can turn to can make all the difference.

As a Trinidad, Colorado attorney, Johnny provides personalized legal representation and practical guidance to individuals, families, and businesses throughout Trinidad, Las Animas County, and surrounding Southern Colorado communities.

Let's Talk About Your Legal Needs. Call Johnny at (303) 524-2471.

If you have a legal question or aren't sure what your next step should be, Johnny would love to hear from you.

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