Two years after being admitted to the Colorado bar in 2013, Gina Weinberger opened her own firm — and simultaneously began teaching at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business as an adjunct professor, a dual commitment that is unusual for a newly independent attorney and that reflects a deliberate orientation toward both practice and instruction from the start.
Overview
Weinberger Law LLC is a Boulder, Colorado estate planning and real estate law firm founded by Gina M. Weinberger in 2015. The firm practices in estate planning, probate administration, and real estate law in Boulder County, serving individuals and families who need planning documents, estate administration guidance, or real estate legal services.
Weinberger received her J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law — the same institution where she now teaches — and was admitted to the Colorado bar on November 4, 2013 (Colorado Bar Registration #46559). The University of Colorado law school connection gives her practice a specific local rooting: she trained in the same legal environment where she now practices and teaches.
The firm positions itself around transparent pricing and relationship-driven counsel. Weinberger distinguishes the firm’s approach as open and candid communication — a practice philosophy that reflects attention to how clients experience the legal engagement, not just the technical output. She is a member of the Boulder County Estate Planning Council (BCEPC), the local professional organization for estate planning practitioners in the region.
The firm’s office is located at 2425 Canyon Blvd., Suite 110, in Boulder — a central Boulder location confirmed by multiple sources.
Practice Areas
Estate Planning. Weinberger Law drafts wills, living trusts, special needs trusts, powers of attorney, living wills (advance health care directives), and related planning instruments. The firm serves individuals and families at all life stages who need to organize their affairs and express their wishes for incapacity and death.
Living Trusts. A revocable living trust allows assets to pass to beneficiaries outside of probate, provides a mechanism for management of assets during incapacity, and offers privacy that a will does not. The firm advises clients on whether a trust-based plan is appropriate for their circumstances and drafts the trust documents and accompanying pour-over will and beneficiary designations.
Special Needs Trusts. For clients with family members who have disabilities and receive government benefits, a properly structured special needs trust can supplement those benefits without causing disqualification. The firm drafts these instruments as part of its estate planning practice.
Powers of Attorney. Durable financial power of attorney and health care power of attorney designate who can act for a client in financial and medical matters during incapacity. The firm drafts both types as standard components of an estate plan.
Probate Administration. When a decedent’s estate must pass through the Colorado probate process, the firm guides personal representatives through the procedural requirements: petition, inventory, creditor notification, accounting, and distribution. The firm also advises on probate avoidance as part of the planning process.
Guardianship and Conservatorship. When a court must appoint someone to make personal decisions (guardianship) or financial decisions (conservatorship) for an incapacitated adult or minor, the petition process requires legal representation. The firm handles these proceedings.
Real Estate Law. Weinberger Law handles real estate transactions and related matters in Boulder County, serving buyers, sellers, and others with real estate legal needs.
Attorney Profiles
Gina M. Weinberger is the founder and principal attorney of Weinberger Law LLC. She earned her B.A. from Denison University and her J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law. She was admitted to the Colorado bar on November 4, 2013 (Colorado Bar Registration #46559). She founded Weinberger Law LLC in 2015 and simultaneously began serving as an adjunct professor and lecturer at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business, where she teaches. She is a member of the Boulder County Estate Planning Council (BCEPC). She is admitted to the Colorado bar and practices in Boulder County.
Location and Service Area
2425 Canyon Blvd, Suite 110, Boulder, CO 80302. Phone: 720-588-9830. Website: ginaweinbergerlaw.com/
Office hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact by phone during business hours for initial inquiries.
Service area: Boulder, Colorado and surrounding Boulder County.
Client Focus
Weinberger Law serves individuals and families in Boulder County who need estate planning documents, probate assistance, guardianship and conservatorship petitions, or real estate legal services. The firm’s stated emphasis on transparent, reasonable pricing and relationship-driven counsel reflects a service model calibrated toward clients who want direct, honest communication about what their matter involves and what it will cost.
Boulder County’s demographic profile — a mix of university community members, technology professionals, longtime Colorado residents, and retirees — generates estate planning needs across wealth levels and life situations. The firm serves this range without narrowing to a specific client type.
No foreign language capabilities are specified for this firm.
FAQ
When was the firm founded and how long has Gina Weinberger been practicing?
Weinberger Law LLC was founded in 2015. Gina Weinberger was admitted to the Colorado bar in November 2013, so she founded the firm approximately two years into her legal career. As of 2026, she has been practicing for more than twelve years.
Does Gina Weinberger teach at a university?
Yes. She serves as an adjunct professor and lecturer at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business. She also attended the University of Colorado School of Law, giving her a direct professional connection to CU Boulder.
What is the Boulder County Estate Planning Council?
The Boulder County Estate Planning Council (BCEPC) is a local professional organization for estate planning practitioners in the Boulder area. Membership reflects engagement with the local estate planning professional community and participation in continuing education and peer networking with other area attorneys, financial planners, and related professionals.
What types of estate planning documents does the firm prepare?
The firm prepares wills, living trusts, special needs trusts, durable powers of attorney, health care powers of attorney, living wills (advance health care directives), and the coordinating documents needed to fund and implement an estate plan — including beneficiary designation reviews and pour-over wills accompanying trusts.
Does the firm handle disputes over estates or trusts, or only planning and administration?
The firm’s public practice description emphasizes planning, administration, guardianship, and conservatorship. Contested estate and trust litigation is not listed as a practice area. Clients with disputed matters should inquire directly.
Closing
A CU Law graduate who opened her own estate planning firm and began teaching at CU Boulder simultaneously — and who has maintained both commitments through more than a decade of practice — Gina Weinberger brings an academic engagement with estate law to a Boulder County practice that emphasizes transparency and direct client relationships.