For most couples going through a divorce, the house and the bank accounts get the most attention. The pension sits quietly in the background, often worth more than either of those assets and far more complicated to divide correctly. In Colorado, retirement benefits...
In Colorado, expungement and sealing are two distinct legal processes with different eligibility requirements, different legal effects, and different practical consequences for your life. Knowing which one applies to your situation is the first step toward actually...
It is one of the most common misconceptions in criminal law: if the victim takes back their statement, the domestic violence case goes away. In Colorado, that is almost never how it works. Recantation, when an alleged victim withdraws or contradicts their earlier...
On April 2, 2026, the Colorado Court of Appeals overturned the murder conviction of Letecia Stauch, who was found guilty in 2023 of killing her 11-year-old stepson Gannon Stauch in El Paso County. The three-judge panel vacated her convictions and ordered a new trial,...
Most people going through a divorce think about the house, the retirement accounts, and who gets the car. Debt tends to get less attention until it lands on the table and suddenly becomes one of the most contested issues in the case. Colorado law treats debt the same...
