Hannah Cope

In July 2025, Ahles Family Law, PC, in Denver, Colorado, welcomed Hannah Cope as a senior associate, a beacon of sharp legal insight in the intricate world of family law. With a profound understanding of the law and an empathetic approach, she adeptly guides clients through the complexities of divorce, child custody and all family-related matters.

Ms. Cope doesn't just practice law; she crafts personalized solutions. Recognizing that each family dynamic is unique, she applies innovative strategies to ensure every client receives a resolution that truly reflects their individual needs and circumstances. Her commitment extends beyond the courtroom, as she dedicates herself to safeguarding her clients' futures with empathy and unwavering compassion.

With over four years of experience, Ms. Cope's competence spans divorce, custody disputes and post-decree modifications. She is well-versed in navigating challenging issues, including the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA), domestic violence and common law marriage. Her dedication and skill have earned her a reputation as a trusted advocate, recognized by clients and colleagues alike.

A proud alumna of the University of Colorado Law School, class of 2020, Ms. Cope's academic journey laid the foundation for her legal prowess. She was admitted to practice in Colorado in 2021. Prior to that, she attended San Diego State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in international security and conflict resolution, with minors in religious studies and interdisciplinary studies in 2017. Her passion for law ignited during her involvement with refugee resettlement organizations in San Diego, where she witnessed the transformative impact of dedicated advocacy in times of adversity.

Ms. Cope's diverse background includes experience in civil litigation, intellectual property, securities regulation, and both federal and state appellate work. She honed her skills through service in the Office of Legal Counsel for the Governor of Colorado and the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, navigating complex legal challenges, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Ms. Cope volunteers as a coach at the University of Colorado Law School for the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition. She is an active member of:The Colorado Bar Association (CBA)

• The CBA Family Law Section (FLS)
• The CBA FLS Legislative Policy Committee
• The Denver Bar Association