
Ellen Toomey-Hale is an Associate Attorney working with Casey Williams handling elder law, guardianship and conservatorship, estate planning, and probate administration cases. Ms. Toomey-Hale previously served as a District Court Magistrate, Deputy District Attorney, Court Facilitator, Guardian ad Litem, and Sole Practitioner and has decades of legal experience in juvenile, criminal, family, and nonprofit law. She has taught as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Northern Colorado, Aims Community College and Basic Peace Officer Academy, and as a part-time Instructor at Front Range Community College. She is passionate about serving her clients and still believes that one person can make a difference in the world.
Areas of Practice
- Elder Law
- Guardianship and Conservatorship
- Estate Planning
- Probate Administration
Bar Admissions
- Colorado, 1991
Education
- Temple University School of Law
- J.D. - 1987
- Temple University
- Criminal Justice, B.A. - Summa cum Laude - 1982
Published Works
- Parenting from Prison: A Resource Guide for Parents Incarcerated in Colorado, co-authored with the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition and Colorado Court Facilitators - 2002
Awards
- Ed Towey Victims Services Award - 2001
- Colorado Bar Association Professionalism Award - 1996
Memberships
- Adams and Broomfield Bar Association
- Colorado Bar Association
- Business Law Section (Non-profits)
- Elder Law Section
- Trust & Estates Section
Non-Profit Associations
- Peace Service Center USA, President
- Platteville Library Board of Trustees, Vice President
- Access to Justice Resource Group, Member