Adeline M. Sulentich

Adeline Sulentich is an associate attorney who is adept in the field of family law, holding licenses to practice in both Colorado and Illinois. At Hogan Omidi, PC, in Denver, Colorado, her legal practice encompasses a comprehensive range of family-related legal matters, including divorce, child custody, support and adoption proceedings. She is dedicated to advising her clients on aspects such as parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, spousal support, property division and grandparent visitation rights.

Ms. Sulentich's legal skills were honed at the University of Illinois Chicago School of Law, where she graduated cum laude. She earned a certificate in trial advocacy, reflecting her adeptness in legal proceedings. Her law school tenure included a significant judicial externship with the Honorable Judge Regina A. Scannicchio at the Circuit Court of Cook County Domestic Relations Division, where she gained critical insights into the judiciary's handling of family law cases.

In addition to her litigation role, Ms. Sulentich also serves as a parent coordinator and decision-maker (PCDM), represents children's best interests as a Child's Legal Representative (CLR), and conducts child and family investigations (CFI). Her multifaceted role underscores her comprehensive approach to family law.

Ms. Sulentich’s journey into family law was sparked early during her time with Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) at Harmony House. There, she supervised visits between children and noncustodial adults, an experience that enriched her understanding and compassion in her legal practice. Her personal background as a child of a high-conflict divorce further deepens her empathy and commitment to her clients.

A native of Colorado, Ms. Sulentich's roots and educational background, including her undergraduate degree from Colorado State University, have equipped her with an in-depth understanding of the community she serves. Understanding that litigation may not always be the optimal path for families, she is a proponent of alternative dispute resolution techniques, including mediation and arbitration, to better serve the interests of her clients and their families. Through her professional endeavors, she remains a dedicated advocate for families, navigating the complexities of family law with skill and compassion.