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Paralegals

Linda Park
Linda Park

Linda began her paralegal career in Michigan in 1982 where she worked for a defense firm that specialized in personal injury and civil litigation. Thereafter she joined a firm specializing in plaintiff personal injury and civil litigation. Linda's experience working with the two different firms provided her with a good understanding of both sides of the law. Linda moved to Longmont, from Traverse City, Michigan in June of 2012. Upon moving to Longmont, she worked for a personal injury/civil litigation firm in Boulder for three years before moving to family law litigation in Longmont. Linda joined the firm in April of 2020 to return to her personal injury/civil litigation roots.

Linda married her husband Steve in 1983 and together they have one daughter, Sam and two granddaughters, Lily and Emma. She enjoys spending time with the granddaughters, participating in their activities, hiking with friends, family and visitors, gardening, reading and photographing wildlife. Linda has had her photos included in several of the photography issues of Colorado Outdoors.

Education / Certification

  • Northwestern Michigan College, 1985 AS Legal Secretary Program
  • Northwestern Michigan College, 1991 AS Paralegal Program
  • Munson Medical Center, 1993 Certified Medical Terminology

Community Involvement

  • Volunteer Photographer and Dog Walker; Longmont Humane Society
  • Volunteer St. Vrain School Functions

Linda began her paralegal career in Michigan in 1982 where she worked for a defense firm that specialized in personal injury and civil litigation. Thereafter she joined a firm specializing in plaintiff personal injury and civil litigation. Linda's experience working with the two different firms provided her with a good understanding of both sides of the law. Linda moved to Longmont, from Traverse City, Michigan in June of 2012. Upon moving to Longmont, she worked for a personal injury/civil litigation firm in Boulder for three years before moving to family law litigation in Longmont. Linda joined the firm in April of 2020 to return to her personal injury/civil litigation roots.

Linda married her husband Steve in 1983 and together they have one daughter, Sam and two granddaughters, Lily and Emma. She enjoys spending time with the granddaughters, participating in their activities, hiking with friends, family and visitors, gardening, reading and photographing wildlife. Linda has had her photos included in several of the photography issues of Colorado Outdoors.

Education / Certification

  • Northwestern Michigan College, 1985 AS Legal Secretary Program
  • Northwestern Michigan College, 1991 AS Paralegal Program
  • Munson Medical Center, 1993 Certified Medical Terminology

Community Involvement

  • Volunteer Photographer and Dog Walker; Longmont Humane Society
  • Volunteer St. Vrain School Functions

Elva Quintana
Elva

Elva began working in the legal field in 2018 where she took on the duties of a legal, accounts receivable and executive assistant for a Longmont firm. Elva joined Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC in 2021 as a receptionist and quickly moved up to a paralegal position.

Prior to working in the legal field, Elva worked for a non-profit dental office for eight years starting out as a Case Manager and later being promoted to Office Manager. She also worked for a year as a Staffing Assistant at a Longmont based company to provide jobs in production, maintenance, supervision and all levels of management.

Elva is married, has three children and three dogs. Family is a priority to Elva and she spends as much time as possible with her kids, her parents and her five siblings. She organizes many family functions, travels with her family, enjoys hiking on the weekends in the Rocky Mountains and loves to cook.

Education / Certification

  • Graduated from Skyline High School
  • Fluent Spanish

Community Involvement

  • Longmont Cinco de Mayo Celebration Planning Committee
  • Parents Involved in Education (P.I.E.) Planning Committee

Elva began working in the legal field in 2018 where she took on the duties of a legal, accounts receivable and executive assistant for a Longmont firm. Elva joined Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC in 2021 as a receptionist and quickly moved up to a paralegal position.

Prior to working in the legal field, Elva worked for a non-profit dental office for eight years starting out as a Case Manager and later being promoted to Office Manager. She also worked for a year as a Staffing Assistant at a Longmont based company to provide jobs in production, maintenance, supervision and all levels of management.

Elva is married, has three children and three dogs. Family is a priority to Elva and she spends as much time as possible with her kids, her parents and her five siblings. She organizes many family functions, travels with her family, enjoys hiking on the weekends in the Rocky Mountains and loves to cook.

Education / Certification

  • Graduated from Skyline High School
  • Fluent Spanish

Community Involvement

  • Longmont Cinco de Mayo Celebration Planning Committee
  • Parents Involved in Education (P.I.E.) Planning Committee

Isiah Valdez
Isiah Valdez

Isiah began his legal career as a paralegal specialist in the United States Army in 2013, where he gained experience in criminal law, working in criminal defense while stationed in Korea and again in Virginia, and experience in prosecution while being stationed in Virginia. Upon departure from the Army, Isiah returned to Colorado and began working with a firm out of Boulder specializing in Energy, Water, and Utilities. Isiah joined the Firm in 2024, to pursue experience and knowledge in litigation.

Military service

• Paralegal Specialist, United States Army (2013-2017)

Isiah began his legal career as a paralegal specialist in the United States Army in 2013, where he gained experience in criminal law, working in criminal defense while stationed in Korea and again in Virginia, and experience in prosecution while being stationed in Virginia. Upon departure from the Army, Isiah returned to Colorado and began working with a firm out of Boulder specializing in Energy, Water, and Utilities. Isiah joined the Firm in 2024, to pursue experience and knowledge in litigation.

Military service

• Paralegal Specialist, United States Army (2013-2017)

Chelsea Marino
Chelsea

Chelsea began working in the legal field in 2016 as a temp legal receptionist at a firm in downtown Boulder. Within the first few months of her temporary contract, she found that she loved working with family law cases and moved into a paralegal position. Chelsea joined Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC, in 2025 as the primary Family Law paralegal. Domestic Relations cases are important to her and she feels driven to provide the best support she can during what can be some of the most challenging times of people’s lives.

Chelsea grew up in Longmont and graduated from Longmont High in 2009; she married her high school sweetheart in 2010, and together they have one son. With the majority of their combined families living locally as well, they spend a great deal of time with family and friends. Chelsea also enjoys spending time reading, working with stained glass, and scouring any local estate or antique sales.

Chelsea began working in the legal field in 2016 as a temp legal receptionist at a firm in downtown Boulder. Within the first few months of her temporary contract, she found that she loved working with family law cases and moved into a paralegal position. Chelsea joined Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC, in 2025 as the primary Family Law paralegal. Domestic Relations cases are important to her and she feels driven to provide the best support she can during what can be some of the most challenging times of people’s lives.

Chelsea grew up in Longmont and graduated from Longmont High in 2009; she married her high school sweetheart in 2010, and together they have one son. With the majority of their combined families living locally as well, they spend a great deal of time with family and friends. Chelsea also enjoys spending time reading, working with stained glass, and scouring any local estate or antique sales.