When Roselyn Klinzman-Bogs went through a divorce, it was not a pleasant experience. She felt disconnected from the attorney and paralegal she hired to help her, and the entire process was painful. Never one to be content with anything less than the best, though, Roselyn took that unfortunate experience and turned it into motivation to become a paralegal at a law firm that really cares about its clients.

Jump a few years ahead and Roselyn is now fitting right in at The Harris Law Firm. As a paralegal with the firm, she enjoys the opportunity to work alongside attorneys on a variety of cases, each with the goal of making life better for a client in need. Each day, she is inspired by her colleagues, including law firm Partner Jennie Wray, who has helped her achieve some career-defining moments.

Roselyn’s main approach to working on a case is to put the client’s emotions first and genuinely empathize with them, so they can feel comfortable and welcome. Using her firsthand experience with difficult family law situations, she knows just how to listen to clients and provide feedback when they want an honest opinion. This is the approach she has used since starting paralegal work in 2005, and it continues to serve her and the firm’s clients well to this day.

Roselyn grew up in Iowa City, Iowa, and finished her BA at Mesa State University. Since 1983, she has lived almost exclusively in Colorado, which became her second home. She and her husband are both proud to be active in and support several organizations that benefit United States Armed Forces veterans, such as American Legions, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Disabled Veterans of America, and Wound Warriors.

In her spare time, Roselyn likes to travel, nationally and internationally. She is married to her high school sweetheart. Together, they like to spend family time with Roselyn’s daughter and son-in-law, who live in the Denver metro area, too.