Our team of legal
professionals
is client-centered
and results-oriented
Led by an attorney whose insight is valued throughout our industry
Meet our team
Aimee M. Bove
Owner Attorney
Ms. Bove founded our firm in 2017 after gaining extensive experience in contract law and every stage of the litigation process. She has represented clients in county, municipal, state, and federal courts. The outcome of one of her most challenging cases, representing a prominent mobile home park owner, earned her the trust and confidence to start her practice in this niche area of property law.
Since then, the demand for Ms. Bove's expertise has grown to the point that our practice represents many of the manufactured home community owners in Colorado. Ms. Bove is member of the Board for the Colorado Manufacturing Coalition, which represents the property rights of manufactured housing owners in regulation discussions in the Colorado Legislature. Ms. Bove's success in testifying before the State House and Senate on legislative matters affecting the industry, advocating on our clients' behalf, and monitoring and interpreting proposed legislation has gained us widespread visibility and respect across our industry.
Ms. Bove worked with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) on the ruling-making process for the Mobile Home Park Act Dispute and Resolution Enforcement Program, adopted in 2019. She is also a member and serves on the legislative committee of the Rocky Mountain Home Association.
Ms. Bove earned her bachelor's degree at the University of Colorado at Boulder and was awarded her law degree by the University of Denver College of Law in 2005. She was honored to serve as staff editor for the College's Law Review. After law school, Ms. Bove clerked for Judge Nancy Hopf of the 18th Judicial District.
She is admitted to practice in Colorado and the U.S. Court for the District of Colorado. Ms. Bove is a member of the Colorado Bar Association and WOLF (Women-Owned Law Firms).
A Colorado native with a large extended family on the front range, Ms. Bove enjoys hiking and snowshoeing. She relaxes by tending her vegetable and rose gardens. She volunteers with the Arapahoe High School Golf team on which her son is a player.
Benjamin M. Goldberg
Senior Associate Attorney
Mr. Goldberg has joined Ms. Bove in providing testimony before the state legislature and in her work with the Colorado Department of Local Affairs. He is well versed in every aspect of the county and state statutes and advises our clients on changes that may affect their businesses through personal contact and webinars presented by him and Ms. Bove. Mr. Goldberg defends and litigates complaints for his clients in front of the Mobile Home Park Oversight Program and Colorado Civil Rights Division, on matters ranging from compliance with the Mobile Home Park Act to Fair Housing.
He also navigates clients through the complicated process involving the residents’ Opportunity to Purchase manufactured housing communities.
Mr. Goldberg joined our firm as a law clerk in 2019 while he was a third-year law student at the University of Denver College of Law. He graduated in 2020 and subsequently passed the Colorado bar exam.
During law school, Mr. Goldberg clerked for Judge Morris B. Hoffman of the Colorado 2nd Judicial District and served in the Civil Litigation Clinic, representing low-income tenants. His experience interpreting landlord/tenant law gained during his work at the pro bono clinic and his focus on manufactured home law since joining our firm brings a unique perspective for anticipating and mitigating tenant complaints.
A native of North Carolina, Mr. Goldberg graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from Appalachian State University in Boone. He enjoys cooking, skiing, watching football, and listening to music.
Jake R. Wallace
Associate Attorney
Mr. Wallace joined our firm in 2024 to support our growth and the expansion of our regional footprint across Colorado. He brings several years of experience managing an extensive FED (eviction) caseload in over 30 counties across Colorado and administers these matters through our compassionate stipulation process for our clients. He also analyzes conflicts in legal issues, consults with our team of attorneys, and advises clients on solutions while negotiating in their best interests.
Mr. Wallace was admitted to the Colorado Bar in 2021 after receiving his J.D. degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. During law school, he worked as a Student Attorney for the Denver Veterans Advocacy Project, helping veterans attain access to disability benefits and, in some cases, upgrade their discharge status. He also served as a Law Clerk for Kopka Pinkus Dolan Attorneys at Law in Chicago before attending law school.
A native of Central Illinois, Mr. Wallace was awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree from Indiana University in Bloomington, IN, where he majored in History in anticipation of a career in law. He moved to Colorado to attend law school and, with his wife and three huskies, enjoys a range of recreational dog mushing sports, including dog sledding, skijoring, and bikejoring. They are active members of the Club Colorado Mountain Mushers
Amanda Garcia
Senior Paralegal
Ms. Garcia brings over a decade of private and county legal administrative experience to our firm. She served for two years with the 4th Judicial District, the most populous in the state, encompassing El Paso and Teller Counties as a Legal Assistant. She managed a broad scope of issues requiring daily interaction with attorneys, law enforcement, officials, witnesses, and the general public. Previously, she was a workers' compensation lead paralegal at the McDivitt Law Firm. As Supervising Senior Paralegal—County Court, Ms. Garcia supports our team of attorneys and trains and supervises our growing administrative staff.
Originally from Puerto Rico and bilingual, Ms. Garcia relocated to Colorado through the posting of her father, an active-duty member of the U.S. Air Force. She attended Pikes Peak State College, where she took courses that prepared her for her law career.
Ms. Garcia, a dedicated mother of two active sons, enjoys spending her free time traveling with them and cheering at their soccer and karate practices. She also has a passion for hiking and powerlifting.
Barbara J. Pereira
Paralegal Intern/Executive Assistant
Ms. Pereira joined our firm as an intern in 2023, assisting our legal team by drafting court documents and conducting extensive research. Simultaneously, she continued her education and earned an Associate of Science in Paralegal Studies from the Community College of Denver to expand her capabilities in her new career.
A Colorado native, upon graduating from high school, Ms. Pereira earned a nursing certification through Warren Technical University in Arvada. Metropolitan State University of Denver awarded her a dual Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice/Criminology, and she participated in the National Society of Leadership and Success.
Ms. Pereira started her professional career in the Colorado Department of Corrections, ultimately attaining the status of Correctional Officer II, Sergeant. She also served as a Medical Officer, supervising and training employees at New Mexico and Colorado detention centers. She completed extensive training, including concealed carry, CPR/First Aid, and aggressive patient training.
An active volunteer with nonprofits helping those in need and animals, Ms. Pereira is a Certified Notary Public and was recognized by the State of Colorado with the Value of Life Award in 2021.
Ms. Pereira enjoys paddleboarding, traveling, and making new memories in her spare time.
Cody Burghardt
Legal Assistant
Mrs. Burghardt was a Legal Assistant at the El Paso County District Attorney's Office (4th Judicial District), where she supported the twenty-eight attorneys in the District Court, County Court, and Victim Assistance programs. Her high-quality professional service in this demanding environment was among the factors that led to her recruitment to our team.
Formerly from Las Vegas, NV, Mrs. Burghardt was previously employed by the Colorado Springs City Planning Office, providing administrative support in the Planning and Development Department.
Mrs. Burghardt and her husband are the proud parents of a 3-year-old son and are expecting a second boy soon. She enjoys reading and playing softball.
“Factory-built manufactured and modular homes
are an important source of affordable housing for
22 million households across the country.”
— Rocky Mountain Housing Association —