Place an order
The order form shows you an itemized price before you pay, and gives you a tracking link afterward.
Contact
We cannot give legal advice
We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice. We cannot tell you which court to file in, what your deadline is, whether service was sufficient, or what a document means. Those are questions for an attorney or for the court's self-help center.
Direct
- info@kestrellegalops.com
- Phone
- (720) 901-1881
- Post
- 1500 N Grant St, Ste N, Denver, CO 80203
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm Mountain time. Notary appointments outside those hours carry a $25 after-hours fee.
Emails received before 5:00 pm Mountain time on a business day are answered the same day.
What do you need?
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Check on an existing order
Use the tracking link from your confirmation email or text. It shows the status and the attempt timeline.
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Open a firm account
Send us the firm name, the billing contact, and the person authorized to sign for the firm. We will set up the account and your portal access.
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Stop receiving texts
Reply STOP to any message from us. You can also email us and we will mark your number as opted out.
Email info@kestrellegalops.com. If you have an order reference, please include
it. It looks like SV-2609-0042 and appears in the subject line of every email
we send you.
Please send checks and other mail to 1500 N Grant St, Ste N, Denver, CO 80203. This is our registered agent’s address, and they forward our mail to us. Make checks payable to Kestrel Legal Support Operations LLC.
What to include for a new serve
Please include the party’s name, the full address with ZIP code, the county if you know it, the documents, and any deadline you are working to. If the ZIP code crosses a county line, we will ask you to confirm the county so the proof names the correct one.
Questions we cannot answer
We are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice. We cannot tell you which court to file in, when something is due, whether service was sufficient, or what a document means. For those questions, please contact an attorney or your county court’s self-help staff.
If you are representing yourself and are not sure where to start, the Colorado Judicial Branch Self-Help Center is a good first step. Once you know which papers need to be served, we can serve them for you.