Managing Attorney
Malinda JohnsonFormer prosecutor. Managing Attorney.
Malinda Johnson leads Trust Johnson Law as its Managing Attorney. Before leading the firm, she served as a prosecutor, where she saw firsthand how cases are investigated, evaluated, charged, and argued. That experience is the foundation of the firm’s approach: understand how the other side builds a case, then prepare yours to stand up to it.
Malinda brings that same discipline to every practice area. For people facing criminal charges, it means a defense that anticipates the prosecution’s strategy. For families going through divorce or custody disputes, it means careful preparation and steady advocacy. For estate planning and business clients, it means documents built to hold up when someone challenges them.
Approach
How Malinda works with clients
- Straight answers. Candid advice about your options, even when it is not what you hoped to hear.
- Preparation. Every matter is built to withstand scrutiny from the other side.
- Protection. For families, the goal is protecting the people and the future that matter most.
- Direct access. Clients work directly with their attorney and stay informed.
Practice areas
Where Malinda helps
Criminal defense
DUI, domestic violence, felonies, misdemeanors.
Family law
Divorce, custody, support, agreements.
Estate planning
Wills, trusts, gun trusts, probate.
Business law
Formation, contracts, disputes.
Veterans & military
Military divorce, VA claims, planning.
About the firm
Woman-owned and veteran-focused.
Every case is different. Past experience does not guarantee a particular outcome.
FAQ
Common questionsStraight answers about your situation.
What was Malinda’s role before founding the firm?
Malinda served as a prosecutor before founding Trust Johnson Law.
Will I work directly with Malinda?
Clients work directly with their attorneys. At your free consultation, we will explain who will handle your matter.
How do I schedule a consultation with Malinda?
Call (720) 334-7305 or request a free consultation online.
Don’t see your question? Call (720) 334-7305 for a free consultation.
Free Consultation
Free Consultation
Tell us what is happening. We will listen, explain your options in plain language, and give you a clear next step. Your consultation is free and confidential.
This page provides general information about Colorado law, not legal advice for your situation. Every case is different, and past experience does not guarantee a particular outcome.