Honors


  • 2022 Who's Who in America
  • 2020 Who’s Who in America: Women in Law
  • 2016 Pace Women’s Justice Center Gala Honoree
  • 2011 – ‘12 Community Member, the “Coloradoan” Editorial Board
  • 2010 Soroptimist Ruby Award
  • 2009 Endorsed as a DV Expert, Weld County Court; Northern CO
  • 2009 Woman of Influence Award
  • 2008 Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence Purple Ribbon                            Award Outstanding Executive Manager  
  • 2005 – ’06 Who’s Who in American Law
  • 2005 Who’s Who of American Women
  • 2005 Who’s Who in Business, Northern CO Business Report
  • 2004 Westchester Community College Woman of Achievement Award
  • 2004 Pace Women’s Justice Center’s Creative Vision for Women’s Justice Award
  • ​2003 Pace School of Law Pioneer of Justice and Equality for Women and                   the ​Law Award
  • 2001 Who's Who in American Law
  • 2000 U.S. Attorney's Office: Certificate of Appreciation
  • 1998 Who's Who in American Law
  • 1996 U.S. Department of Justice Commendation 

“Kudos to you for an amazing job 'well done'!

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“Your article is impressive in its length and clear explanation, and the stats in the boxes are perfect for the bench and bar for quick take-aways. I love every inch of it! I want to include this article, if permission can be given, in my training materials, and would like to send it to NJIDV for including in our materials on the jump drive that we give participant judges for the national DV trainings. I'd also send it to the Family Violence judge advisory group inside the NCJFCJ.  


“You have really elevated the discussion on this topic.” 
                                                                                                         The Honorable Janice M. Rosa

                                                                                                         (New York Supreme Court Justice ret.)                                                                                                                 Pure Support LLC                                                                                                                                                   (commenting on my Court Review article)                                                                                                             2017


What Really Matters

Meet Vicki

As an expert witness, Vicki brings to a case the necessary education about interpersonal violence. People are more likely to be physically injured by a spouse than by a stranger.  Additionally, many jurors still believe the myths that batterers must be mentally ill, or substance abuse causes domestic violence, or abuse victims have to be masochists, or battered women must be liars because they would have left their abusers if things were really as bad as they say.


Most people do not realize that sexual assault isn’t about sex but about violence. Most people do not understand that coercive control by an intimate partner isn’t about violence; but, rather, most often it is about a process of exerting power and control over the other person by intimidation, isolation, and multiple forms of abuse. Simply put, most people know more about their local sports teams than they do about interpersonal violence.


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​CONTACT:​
Victoria L. Lutz, Esq.
​Attorney, Domestic Violence Expert Witness
www.VictoriaLutzAttorney.com

                    Phone: 970-219-3768                                        Email:  vicki@VictoriaLutzAttorney.com

With years of in-court experience, Vicki has an impeccable reputation as a qualified and endorsed domestic violence expert witness.


For many years, the US Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women has called upon Vicki to conduct peer review for domestic violence and sexual assault grant proposals.