Hannah Paille (pronounced “pie”) is an attorney practicing family law in Colorado. Hannah is passionate about her practice and considers it a privilege that clients entrust her with important legal issues pertaining to their families. Hannah advocates for families inside and outside of the courtroom, focusing primarily on dissolutions of marriage, allocation of parental responsibilities actions, post-decree parenting time disputes, and other issues that may arise for families on their journey through these processes. Hannah also litigates emergency parenting time restrictions, contempt actions, and protection orders.
Hannah is originally from Bossier City, Louisiana. Hannah earned her Bachelor of Arts from Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, Louisiana, where she majored in journalism and political science. Hannah served as president of the Louisiana Tech debate team and realized she was happiest when she was explaining complex issues to an audience. Hannah went on to earn her law degree from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and spent her final year of law school at the University of Denver as a visiting student. In law school, Hannah gained valuable experience clerking for the Middle District of Louisiana District Court. Hannah has experience in criminal law, employment law, government contracts law, and family law.
Hannah received the Outstanding Young Lawyer Award from the Douglas/Elbert Bar Association in 2020 and the Outstanding Volunteer Award in 2023. Hannah proudly serves as the head attorney coach of the award-winning Douglas County High School Mock Trial Team and has volunteered with the team since 2019. Hannah is the treasurer of the Douglas/Elbert Bar Association. Hannah is a member of the Colorado Bar Association, the Denver Bar Association, the Family Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association, and the Young Lawyers Division. Hannah is a member of Leadership Douglas County, Class of 2023. Hannah serves on the Board of Directors for the Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce, the Leadership Douglas County Alumni Association Committee, and the NextGen Castle Rock Planning Committee.
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