Anthony Zarsky’s practice focuses on complex financial divorces, parental responsibilities including substance abuse issues, protection orders, cohabitation agreements, and zealous advocacy for his clients. Anthony has extensive knowledge regarding business issues, having learned at the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin. Anthony takes an empathetic and compassionate understanding of his clients’ goals and works to achieve them by first attempting amicable resolutions, while having the skillset necessary to ardently litigate matters. Anthony is a National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) trained trial attorney and was also trained by the Colorado Collaborative Divorce Professionals (CCDP) to assist with collaborative divorce cases.

Anthony earned his J.D. from the Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson School of Law, where he focused on assisting survivors of domestic violence to obtain protection orders to ensure their safety. While in law school, Anthony interned with the 4th Judicial District’s Judge Jill Brady in her domestic docket, Judge Jessica Curtis in her juvenile docket, and Magistrate Daphne Burlingame in Recovery Court, a problem-solving court for defendants struggling with substance abuse disorders. Anthony has previously worked with Project Safeguard, a non-profit organization created to assist survivors of gender-based violence to seek protection orders. Anthony has previously served as a board member for the Rose Andom Center’s Young Professionals Council Board, a non-profit organization assisting survivors of domestic violence.

Anthony serves on the Colorado Bar Association Board of Governors and previously served on the Colorado Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division Executive Council. Outside of work, Anthony’s interests include hiking, cooking, and spoiling his cat, Preston.