
Romeo and Juliet Law in Colorado Colorado law statute §18-3-402, C.R.S., the “Romeo and Juliet law” or “close-in-age exemption", states that minors under 14 are allowed to have consensual sex with ...
Read MoreColorado’s DUI laws include an “expressed consent” law, which means you automatically consent to undergo a chemical test if you’ve been arrested by an officer who has reason to suspect that you’ve ...
Read MoreIf you’re like most Colorado drivers, you’re well-aware of the fact that your driver’s license can be suspended for drunk driving or getting too many speeding tickets. What you may not realize is ...
Read MoreIn the United States, we have fault car accident states and no-fault car accident states, but which model does Colorado follow? Today, Colorado follows the “fault-based” model when it comes to ...
Read MoreIf you’re like most Colorado drivers, you’re well-aware of the fact that your driver’s license can be suspended for drunk driving or getting too many speeding tickets. What you may not realize is ...
Read MoreWe all need a safe place to live, especially if we are raising a family. But not everyone can qualify for, or afford to buy a house, so a large percentage of the population rents or leases apartments ...
Read MoreMany criminal defense attorneys and criminal justice experts agree that pretrial detention leads to a host of negative consequences for defendants, such as lost jobs, lost housing, divorces, damage to ...
Read MoreAre you concerned there may be a bench warrant for your arrest in the Greater Denver Area? If so, do you know the difference between a traditional arrest warrant and a bench warrant? Since a lot of ...
Read MoreSometimes, the relationship between drivers and bicyclists can be tense and filled with frustration. Bicyclists can feel as if they’re constantly in danger of being hit by motorists while motorists ...
Read MoreFor the average Denver resident, it can be difficult to fully understand a Colorado DUI. Compared to some states, Colorado does not have loads of easy-to-find information about drunk and drugged ...
Read MoreColorado Felon Gun Laws According to Colorado's Revised Statutes C.R.S. 18-12-108 , a felon in possession of a firearm is referred to as “possession of weapons by previous offenders" and can be a ...
Read MoreAre you concerned there may be a bench warrant for your arrest in the Greater Denver Area? If so, do you know the difference between a traditional arrest warrant and a bench warrant? Since a lot of ...
Read MoreOne of the most common causes of car accidents is driver fatigue. In fact, drowsy driving is just as bad as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs since fatigue can also impair your motor ...
Read MoreMost car accidents are caused by drivers, defective or malfunctioning auto parts, or even inclement weather conditions. However, there are some instances in which passengers may be to blame for ...
Read MoreNow that Halloween is over, the holiday season quickly approaching – starting with Thanksgiving and ending with New Year’s Day. During this time of year, millions of people in the United States will ...
Read MoreIf you’re like most Colorado drivers, you’re well-aware of the fact that your driver’s license can be suspended for drunk driving or getting too many speeding tickets. What you may not realize is ...
Read MoreAs a rule, it is very difficult for a noncustodial parent to get out of paying child support. Usually, the only way that a noncustodial parent doesn’t have to pay child support for their child is if ...
Read MoreWhen someone’s Colorado driver license is suspended, or revoked because they have been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI), DUID , or for another reason, such as having too many points on ...
Read MoreAre you facing criminal charges in the Greater Denver Area? If you are convicted (found guilty) of a crime, you fill face the standard court-ordered penalties, such as fines, probation, community ...
Read MoreIf you’re like most Colorado drivers, you’re well-aware of the fact that your driver’s license can be suspended for drunk driving or getting too many speeding tickets. What you may not realize is ...
Read MoreAs a rule, it is very difficult for a noncustodial parent to get out of paying child support. Usually, the only way that a noncustodial parent doesn’t have to pay child support for their child is if ...
Read MoreMany criminal defense attorneys and criminal justice experts agree that pretrial detention leads to a host of negative consequences for defendants, such as lost jobs, lost housing, divorces, damage to ...
Read MoreAre you facing criminal charges in the Greater Denver Area? If you are convicted (found guilty) of a crime, you fill face the standard court-ordered penalties, such as fines, probation, community ...
Read MoreWe all need a safe place to live, especially if we are raising a family. But not everyone can qualify for, or afford to buy a house, so a large percentage of the population rents or leases apartments ...
Read MoreAre you a lawful permanent resident (Green Card holder) who is facing criminal charges for driving under the influence (DUI)? If so, you may be wondering, “If I’m convicted of DUI, can it trigger ...
Read MoreThe term “ domestic violence ” generally refers to violence and threats of violence between family and household members. It frequently relates to violence between spouses (spousal abuse), parents and ...
Read MoreIf you’re like most Colorado drivers, you’re well-aware of the fact that your driver’s license can be suspended for drunk driving or getting too many speeding tickets. What you may not realize is ...
Read MoreWhen someone’s Colorado driver license is suspended, or revoked because they have been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI), DUID , or for another reason, such as having too many points on ...
Read MoreWe all need a safe place to live, especially if we are raising a family. But not everyone can qualify for, or afford to buy a house, so a large percentage of the population rents or leases apartments ...
Read MoreAre you a lawful permanent resident (Green Card holder) who is facing criminal charges for driving under the influence (DUI)? If so, you may be wondering, “If I’m convicted of DUI, can it trigger ...
Read MoreDriving under the influence of alcohol is illegal in all states and Colorado is no exception. According to the National College for DUI Defense , in Colorado, a driver is considered “under the ...
Read MoreDepending on the driver’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at the time of their first DUI arrest, the driver can face up to $1,000 in fines, up to one year in jail, and a 9-month driver license ...
Read MoreYou may not know it but under federal law, it’s illegal for people to possess or use marijuana. But in January of 2014, that all changed for the State of Colorado. At the beginning of 2014, Colorado ...
Read MoreYou may not know it but under federal law, it’s illegal for people to possess or use marijuana. But in January of 2014, that all changed for the State of Colorado. At the beginning of 2014, Colorado ...
Read MoreWhen someone’s Colorado driver license is suspended, or revoked because they have been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI), DUID , or for another reason, such as having too many points on ...
Read MoreDrivers get pulled over every day for various reasons including speeding, running through a stop sign or a red light, having expired registration tags, passing a stopped school bus, or simply having a ...
Read MoreAre you facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges for the first time in Denver or anywhere else in Colorado? If so, you are going to have a number of questions and understandably so. For the ...
Read MoreDrivers get pulled over every day for various reasons including speeding, running through a stop sign or a red light, having expired registration tags, passing a stopped school bus, or simply having a ...
Read MoreFor the average Denver resident, it can be difficult to fully understand a Colorado DUI. Compared to some states, Colorado does not have loads of easy-to-find information about drunk and drugged ...
Read MoreAre you concerned there may be a bench warrant for your arrest in the Greater Denver Area? If so, do you know the difference between a traditional arrest warrant and a bench warrant? Since a lot of ...
Read MoreAre you facing criminal charges in the Greater Denver Area? If you are convicted (found guilty) of a crime, you fill face the standard court-ordered penalties, such as fines, probation, community ...
Read MoreColorado Felon Gun Laws According to Colorado's Revised Statutes C.R.S. 18-12-108 , a felon in possession of a firearm is referred to as “possession of weapons by previous offenders" and can be a ...
Read MoreIn most states, crimes are classified into one of two categories: felonies and misdemeanors . At surface level, it’s common knowledge that being charged with a felony is the most severe and punishable ...
Read MoreAre you facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges for the first time in Denver or anywhere else in Colorado? If so, you are going to have a number of questions and understandably so. For the ...
Read MoreYou may not know it but under federal law, it’s illegal for people to possess or use marijuana. But in January of 2014, that all changed for the State of Colorado. At the beginning of 2014, Colorado ...
Read MoreAre you facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges for the first time in Denver or anywhere else in Colorado? If so, you are going to have a number of questions and understandably so. For the ...
Read MoreWith advances in nutrition, health awareness, and medical technology, Americans are living longer than ever before, which presents new challenges for families. With seniors living well into their 80s ...
Read MoreIf you have a chronic illness, health condition, or injury and are involved in an accident , the incident may aggravate your injury or condition. Irrespective of your pre-existing condition or injury, ...
Read MoreImportant Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Accident In 2019, 84,000 motorcyclists were injured and 5,014 died after being involved in a collision , and while motorcyclists only make up approximately ...
Read MoreWhat Are the Most Common Causes of Truck Accidents? Large commercial trucks (also known as 18-wheelers) are an imposing force on the road. These large trucks share the road with other cars, ...
Read MoreIf you were recently arrested for a crime in Denver, Greenwood Village, or anywhere in Arapahoe County and your criminal case is progressing through the courts, you’ll probably want to know, “Will my ...
Read MoreWe all need a safe place to live, especially if we are raising a family. But not everyone can qualify for, or afford to buy a house, so a large percentage of the population rents or leases apartments ...
Read MoreColorado Felon Gun Laws According to Colorado's Revised Statutes C.R.S. 18-12-108 , a felon in possession of a firearm is referred to as “possession of weapons by previous offenders" and can be a ...
Read MoreA large percentage of adult injuries occur at work because workers spend so much time at work during the week. Well, the same goes for children. Considering how much time children spend in school, ...
Read MoreWhen you were a child and you entered a drug store or gift shop, you can probably recall your mother, grandmother, or a shop clerk saying that if “you break it, you have to pay for it.” Of course, ...
Read MoreIf you were injured by someone else’s dog, you’re probably wondering about Colorado’s dog bite laws and reasonably so. Is the dog’s owner responsible for your losses? Do you have rights under Colorado ...
Read MoreWere you recently arrested for a crime in Arapahoe County? If so, you probably have a lot of questions, especially about probation. Will you go to jail? Can you get probation instead of jail time? How ...
Read MoreRomeo and Juliet Law in Colorado Colorado law statute §18-3-402, C.R.S., the “Romeo and Juliet law” or “close-in-age exemption", states that minors under 14 are allowed to have consensual sex with ...
Read MoreRomeo and Juliet Law in Colorado Colorado law statute §18-3-402, C.R.S., the “Romeo and Juliet law” or “close-in-age exemption", states that minors under 14 are allowed to have consensual sex with ...
Read MoreAre you being accused of sexual assault in Denver or anywhere in Arapahoe County? If so, it’s important that you understand the seriousness of these accusations. Under Section 18-3-402 of the Colorado ...
Read MoreHave you been injured in a slip and fall accident in the Greater Denver Area? A slip and fall claim is a breed of premises liability lawsuit that is filed against property owners when they failed to ...
Read MoreWe all need a safe place to live, especially if we are raising a family. But not everyone can qualify for, or afford to buy a house, so a large percentage of the population rents or leases apartments ...
Read MoreColorado Felon Gun Laws According to Colorado's Revised Statutes C.R.S. 18-12-108 , a felon in possession of a firearm is referred to as “possession of weapons by previous offenders" and can be a ...
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