About Andrew S.
Andrew S. Trexler started his path to regulation after completing undergraduate studies on the University of Colorado Boulder, the place he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies and Anthropology in 2002. He continued his schooling on the University of Houston Law Center and acquired his J.D. in 2007. Those formative years combined a liberal arts background with formal legal training and formed the manner he approaches each factual detail and human circumstance in his work.
Trexler entered practice in 2007, taking a role at Allott Immigration Law. That early knowledge placed him in the day-to-day work of immigration matters and gave him publicity to the procedural and client-service demands of the sector. In 2009 he moved to the Law Offices of Sharon W. Grossenbach, the place he served as senior associate and managing lawyer. That position broadened his responsibilities and introduced management responsibilities along casework.
In 2014 he established his own practice, operating because the Law Office of Andrew S. Trexler, PC. As managing lawyer there, he directed the company’s operations and client offerings. Over the years he has maintained active ties to both immigration and bankruptcy-related practice areas. He is admitted to practice earlier than the courts of Colorado and the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado.
His expert memberships reflect the range of his work. He belongs to the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Lawyers. He is also a member of the Colorado Bar Association and Colorado Bankruptcy Professionals, Inc. Those institutions keep him related to advancements in immigration regulation and consumer bankruptcy practice and to peers who handle comparable caseloads.
Colleagues describe him as pragmatic in approaching case work. He brings court and administrative knowledge to things that may require petitions, filings or negotiations. His background in immigration regulation has involved petitions and purposes that intersect with federal procedures. His bankruptcy practice involves consumer filings and associated client counseling.
Outside the office he has drawn on his undergraduate research to think about the cultural and private contexts that frequently accompany legal problems. That point of view informs how he assesses client dreams and available remedies.
He presently practices at The Law Office of Andrew S Trexler, PC, representing clients in immigration and consumer insolvency matters.
