When it comes to navigating the complex and often overwhelming world of criminal law, effective communication between a client and their criminal defense attorney is absolutely crucial. This article will highlight the importance of…
Reentering society after being incarcerated can be a daunting journey, particularly for women offenders.However women who’ve been convicted of a crime can still create a happier future under the right guidance and support. We…
Protective orders are of utmost importance in both family law and criminal cases as they serve to protect the safety and welfare of individuals involved. Colorado, like many other states, has implemented legal frameworks…
Getting charged with a crime can be nerve-wracking, stressful, and scary. If you are charged, get in touch with a criminal defense attorney in Colorado. We are here to help reduce the anxiety of…
If you are unfamiliar with legal terminology, you may be curious about the distinction between a felony and a misdemeanor. These two terms get used quite often in the context of a crime, but…
Are you facing a Driving While Ability Impaired (DWAI) or Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charge in Colorado? Understanding the potential outcomes of each charge and how they differ is an important place to…
Few events in life are as frightening or overwhelming as being charged with a first-time offense. This is especially true since many people don't think to research their options before the threat of an…
Crime Rates & COVID-19 Although it seems like COVID-19 is winding down to an end, there is no question that the country has seen a dramatic shift in felony trends over the past few…
Will my criminal case impact my family law situation? This is the question we aim to answer in this week's blog. Criminal & Family Law Case - Now What? If you have a criminal…
In continuing our series on restitution, we'll take a look at timelines that are critical to restitution and other important time factors related to restitution and plea deals. Restitution, Briefly To clarify, restitution doesn’t…