Colorado Protection Order
An order of protection in Colorado is a civil legal tool that is designed to protect a vulnerable person. A...
Read MoreWhat is Attorney-Client Privilege in Colorado?
Your relationship with your lawyer matters. Attorney-client privilege is one of the foundations of American law. What you tell your...
Read MoreWhat are the Police Search Laws in Colorado
Your rights matter. One of the most important rights that you have is freedom from being searched unreasonably by law...
Read MoreColorado Criminal Statute of Limitations
The Legal Information Institute explains that the term statute of limitations is “any law that bars claims after a certain...
Read MoreHow Restitution is Calculated and Ordered in Colorado
The Legal Information Institute explains that restitution in a criminal case is “compensation paid by a convicted defendant to a...
Read MoreWhat is the “Involuntary Civil Commitment” Process in Colorado?
An involuntary civil commitment is a tool in Colorado that is designed to protect vulnerable people. It can be imposed...
Read MoreAffirmative Defenses in Colorado Criminal Cases
Facing a criminal charge in Montrose County or elsewhere in Colorado? You have the right to defend yourself against the...
Read MoreWhat to Do If You’re Accused of Theft in Colorado
Have you been accused of, arrested for, and/or charged with theft in Colorado? It is a serious crime that could...
Read MoreFalsely Accused of Domestic Abuse in Colorado
Domestic violence is a serious matter. According to data from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, approximately 37...
Read MoreFirst-Degree Burglary in Colorado 18-4-202
First-degree burglary is a serious criminal offense in Colorado. It is defined as entering another person’s dwelling with the intent...
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