Kimberly Gent: A Lifetime of Service, Innovation, and Justice
With over 30 years as an attorney, mediator, and advocate, Kimberly (Kim) Gent has dedicated her career to supporting families, empowering children, and expanding access to justice for underserved communities.
Too Many Families Face the Justice System Alone
Legal representation is out of reach for thousands of families. Approximately 80% of divorces happen without a lawyer. Often those who can afford an attorney are left to aimlessly go through the legal system without guidance. The difference between those individuals who can have and/or can afford legal representation compared to the growing number of individuals who do not have an/or cannot afford legal representation is called the "Justice Gap". This gap continues to grow making it more difficult to ensure "Justice for All" throughout our great country.
Kimberly Gent has spent her career closing that gap, developing innovative tools, education, and unbundled services so families have legal guidance and expertise when facing life-changing legal battles.
30+ Years of Experience in family law, mediation, and access to justice initiatives
Founder of her own family law firm in Boulder, representing survivors of domestic violence
Certified Mediator since 1990, leading ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) efforts across Boulder County and Colorado
Educator & Innovator, authoring self-help guides and building tech-based access-to-justice programs
Respected Leader, currently Chair of the Colorado Access to Justice Commission (2025)
Meet Kimberly Gent, Attorney, Mediator, Advocate
How Kim Works to Close the Justice Gap
Step 2 — Innovate Access
Through mediation, unbundled legal services, and technology, Kim helps more families gain affordable support.
Step 3 — Lead by Example
From guiding her own clients to shaping statewide initiatives, Kim’s leadership ensures families aren’t left to navigate the courts alone.
Without Leaders Like Kim, Families Remain Unheard
Without affordable legal innovation, thousands remain stuck, overwhelmed, and unheard in the justice system.
With Kimberly Gent’s lifelong advocacy, families gain access, children have a voice, and justice becomes possible for more Coloradans.
Creating Lasting Change for Colorado Families
From writing the first self-help divorce guide to directing nonprofit legal aid, to leading Colorado’s Access to Justice Commission, Kimberly Gent’s work is building a legal system where everyone—not just those who are wealthy—has a fair chance.
