About Colin Delli
Colin Delli Bovi grew up in Montana and built a legal trail that returned him to the state’s courts. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from the University of Montana, where he additionally finished a minor in psychology. He then pursued a Juris Doctor, receiving his J.D. from Ohio Northern University in 2013.
After law program, Delli Bovi set up a solo practice. In 2014 he began operating as the Law Office of Colin J. Delli Bovi. Those early years have been spent in private practice, taking direct duty for casework and courtroom appearances. The solo experience sharpened his trial abilities and taught him the way to manage each facet of a case from client intake to submit-trial matters.
In 2018 he took a role as defense counsel for the First Judicial District Family Treatment Court. That role placed him at the intersection of criminal protection and household law, working on things where substance use, parenting, and public safety converge. He represented respondents in a courtroom designed to coordinate treatment and legal supervision, and he treated the procedural and evidentiary questions those dockets bring.
Delli Bovi joined a small firm as companion in 2022. He is indexed as a partner at Delli Bovi and Martin, LLC. The pass to partnership formalized a collaborative practice version after years of solo work. His friends describe him as steady in courtroom and realistic at the negotiating table. He is also a member in good standing of the Montana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, having joined that organization in 2019.
Throughout his profession Delli Bovi has handled a range of felony protection things. He appears in state court on arraignments, motion practice and contested proceedings. His time in household treatment courtroom has given him specific knowledge in instances the place criminal accusations overlap with child safety concerns and treatment plans. He has represented clients at each phase of legal proceedings and has knowledge operating with treatment vendors, supervised release officers and courtroom directors.
Outside of courtroom work, Delli Bovi’s practice reflects the realities of running a small firm: client counseling, case control and local courtroom procedure. He maintains his regulation license in Montana and practices through his company, balancing courtroom advocacy with the realistic tasks of operating a tradition. He presently focuses his practice on criminal defense and related matters springing up in family treatment settings.
