We had a great experience working with the folks at Rupp and Youman, who prepared important…read moredocuments for our estate planning. Dr. Youman is a really kind person who takes the time to help you and explain everything. We would recommend working with them!

Rupp and Youman have served my family and me for decades. They have been very patient and thorough…read moreas they have provided estate planning and tax preparation in addition to other legal services while maintaining a reasonable fee structure. For the last ten years I have resided in Colorado. Guy has familiarized himself with Colorado tax law each year in order to provide this outstanding service for my family and our corporation. Thanks to all of the staff at Rupp and Youman.

Excellent person to represent your case. Helped with my fiancé's custody battle case always…read moreprofessional and passionate about his work! Thank you!

Rick was my attorney for my divorce. He was so attentive to my wants and really fought for me and…read moremy girls. He is very responsive to my emails and phone calls even if it's to say "hey I'm in court until xyz time, I will review your email when I get out". I've called him late at night with urgent concerns and he always answers the phone. He got me everything I wanted in my divorce which involved a very ugly custody battle, but overall I am ver satisfied with his service. He is very committed to his clients. He open and honest as to what is achievable and what is reaching so that you aren't wasting your money on stuff that you might not win. Thank you Rick for all your hard work in my circus of a divorce. Especially since opposing counsel was less than cooperstive

Bupp woodworks was phenomenal to work with! I had my wedding flowers preserved and all the designs…read moreI chose look beautiful! They are so dedicated to their craft and the small details. I love all my pieces and are a part of my wedding that I will cherish forever! Bupp had quick turnaround time and was very prompt with email communication. Keeping my updated every step of the way! I was even able to drop off my flowers to them on Fathers Day afternoon! They are so accommodating and lovely to work with. I would recommend them to anyone wanting flowers preserved!

From the owner: Specializing in professional flower preservation. Accepting fresh, dried, and artificial flowers…read morefrom across the USA. Great gift idea for weddings, anniversaries, memorials, birthdays, and other special events.

​Karlene Olesuk an awesome job on your taxes and she is a wonderful person as well ! Do yourself a…read morefavor and have your taxes done with her !

This was my first year going with a tax professional. Karlene was super great with all my emails…read moreand phone calls asking questions. She even looked over my previous year I did myself and got me another $200! I will definitely be coming back next year and so on! Thank you Karlene for being so patient with me.

Evan was professional in resolving my son's case in a timely manner…read more Would recommend their law firm highly.

If I could give 0 stars, I would…read more I hired Kyle Colson in 2025 to represent me, and from my very first court appearance I questioned whether he was prepared to handle my case. Watching him stand before the judge was painful. He appeared completely unprepared and struggled to effectively advocate on my behalf. I ultimately followed his advice and entered a guilty plea, and I was specifically told he would represent me again at my supervision completion hearing. Fast forward one year. I arrived at court, waited over an hour, and never saw Kyle. I called Donahue & Kililis to confirm I had representation that day. After giving the receptionist my name, I was told that Evan would be representing me. That actually gave me some relief because my previous experience with Kyle had left little confidence. Instead, Kyle eventually walked into the courtroom. After another 45-minute wait, he called me before the judge without speaking to me beforehand. Standing in front of the judge was the first time he asked whether I had completed all of my supervision requirements. The judge immediately stopped the conversation and recalled the case because those discussions should have happened privately before we were called. It was embarrassing and completely avoidable. I sat back down expecting Kyle to discuss my case with me. He never did. After waiting again, the judge called me back up and informed me that the firm was no longer representing me. I was shocked. Kyle had literally just stood next to me moments earlier as if he was my attorney. After court, Kyle wouldn't even acknowledge me. I had to call the office and ask someone to have him come outside and speak with me. I waited another 25 minutes. When he finally came out, instead of explaining what had happened, he asked me, "What happened?" I told him I was trying to figure out the exact same thing. He then said, "Technically we don't represent you after 30 days of sentencing." My question was simple: If you weren't representing me, why did you call me before the judge? He never answered it. Instead, he told me, "I can see you're getting aggravated, and I'm not going to deal with that." He repeatedly changed the subject to the fact that I hadn't completed everything instead of answering why I had been led to believe I had representation that day. When I became frustrated after getting no answers, I did say a few not nice words to him and his final comment to me was, "Look in the mirror." That is the level of professionalism I received. To make matters worse, I was told one of the firm's owners, Evan, would be calling me to discuss what happened. That call never came. My biggest issue isn't even the legal outcome. It's the complete lack of communication, accountability, and professionalism. I left court embarrassed, confused, and without representation after every indication suggested otherwise. If you're considering hiring this firm, I strongly encourage you to ask very clear questions about exactly when their representation begins and ends, who will actually appear in court with you, and what communication you can realistically expect. My experience left me with far more questions than answers.