About Andrea
Andrea Carter-Fulton earned her Juris Doctor from Baylor Law School in 2011. She started her legal studies after completing undergraduate work and spent her law program years in Waco, where she developed practical abilities through clinics and study room work. Her time at Baylor provided a basis in trial procedure, legal research and client counseling.
After law school, Carter-Fulton moved to Colorado and joined the bar there. She cut her teeth on a range of things in state court, handling court filings, client interviews and courtroom appearances. Those early years sharpened her practice instincts. She learned to balance court work with the routine demands of running a caseload.
Carter-Fulton later based her personal practice. Records list Carter-Fulton Law, LLC amongst her professional affiliations, and she also keeps a workplace beneath the name Carter Law LLC. Running a small firm has required her to tackle both substantive legal work and the executive duties that keep a practice operating. She splits time among conferences with clients, drafting filings and acting in proceedings.
Her work spans direct client representation and day-to-day legal proceedings tasks. She counsels individuals who need assist knowing options, prepares files for filing in Colorado courts and represents clients at hearings. In court she makes a speciality of clear presentation and procedural preparedness. Outside of proceedings she spends significant time negotiating resolutions and managing evidence-gathering process. Colleagues describe her approach as methodical; she tends to break complicated issues into discrete steps and communicate those steps to clients in plain terms.
Carter-Fulton continues to practice in Colorado. Her practice blends courtroom work, client counseling and case management. She is available through her firm for matters arising in Colorado state courts and remains lively in day-to-day practice at Carter Law LLC and Carter-Fulton Law, LLC.
She practices law in Colorado, representing clients in state judiciary things.
