Farid Seyyedi

Farid Seyyedi is an associate attorney based out of our Denver (Greenwood Village) office. His practice focuses mainly on Domestic Relations and Family Law matters.

Farid received his Juris Doctorate from St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas. In law school, Farid served as a Senior Associate Editor on the St. Mary’s Law Journal, a 3L Class Senator for the Student Bar Association, a Mentor and Student Leader for the Mentor Circles Program, the President of the Criminal Law Association, the Vice President of the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund, and the Developmental Chair of the Business Law Society. Farid also served as a Student Attorney and a Teaching Assistant at the St. Mary’s Center for Legal and Social Justice. In his capacity as a Student Attorney, Farid represented clients in criminal cases ranging from simple misdemeanors to 11.07 Writs of Habeas Corpus appeals. One of Farid’s greatest accomplishments as a Student Attorney was getting his young client’s potentially life altering case dismissed through effective representation and negotiations with the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office.

During Farid’s law school career, he worked as a law clerk for several solo practitioners on both civil and criminal cases in trial and appellate courts. Farid also clerked for Senior U.S. District Judge David A. Ezra and Judge Marcello Kopcow of Weld County. In these various roles, Farid gained substantial experience in complicated civil and criminal cases and is passionate about helping his clients effectively navigate their legal matters.

Farid lives in Englewood with his girlfriend and two Siberian Huskies. In his free time, Farid enjoys traveling, hiking, camping, and attending live music events.