Anne Klauck’s practice is focused exclusively on family law related matters, including divorce, parental rights, post decree disputes and child support. She works closely with Suzanne Griffiths and Christopher Griffiths in their family practice, focusing on high asset related domestic relations matters.

Before joining Griffiths Law, Anne worked as a Law Clerk with a Family Law firm where she gained immense experience on drafting briefs, interrogatories, mediation statements, and motions.  She also observed mediations, hearings, and trials to develop and understand procedure and client advocacy.

Prior to becoming an attorney, Anne worked as a Paralegal at a Corporate Law Firm. Here, she learned the characteristics of business transactions including entity formation, maintenance, business financing, and how to advocate for the best deal for your client.

Anne earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, and her undergraduate degree from Northeastern University in Behavioral Neurosciences and a minor in Criminal Justice. During her time as a Law student, she was the treasurer of the Children’s Legal Advocacy Group, one of the highly regarded organizations she is a part of.

When she is not working, Anne enjoys traveling and experiencing different cultures, yoga, and spending time with friends and family; especially her nieces and nephew.