Britton Shields, hailing from Superior, Colorado, embarked on his journey in law with a profound desire to uplift his community. His path led him to specialize in family law, driven by a sincere commitment to aid those facing adversities within the legal system.
A Distinguished Career Path: Before delving into family law, Britton's career trajectory saw him serve as a prosecutor in Adams and Broomfield County, honing his expertise in juvenile law. During this tenure, he dedicated himself to the rehabilitation of young offenders, advocating for compassion, accountability, and access to necessary resources. Britton's involvement in initiatives such as the human trafficking task force and youth mental health and substance abuse treatment court underscores his deep-rooted commitment to fostering positive outcomes for families and children navigating legal turmoil.
Educational Journey and Scholarly Contributions: Britton's educational journey took him from Colorado State University to the esteemed halls of Penn State University, Dickinson School of Law. His academic pursuits extended beyond the classroom as he assumed the role of Articles Editor for the Penn State Journal of Law and International Affairs, showcasing his passion for scholarly discourse and legal analysis. Among his notable contributions is an article shedding light on the utilization of drones by Mexican cartels for narcotic trafficking into the United States, published in 2017.
A Dedicated Advocate: Today, armed with empathy, a composed demeanor, and resolute advocacy, Britton Shields continues to champion the rights and well-being of his clients, ensuring that their voices are heard and their interests safeguarded in every legal endeavor. Beyond the courtroom, he finds joy in nurturing his two daughters and indulging in the excitement of college football matches.
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