Fireworks are a hallmark of Independence Day celebrations across the U.S., but in Colorado Springs, using them carelessly—or illegally—can result in serious fines, criminal charges, and even property damage liability. Before you light that fuse, it’s essential to...
Why DUI Checkpoints Increase Around July 4th Independence Day is one of the busiest travel holidays in Colorado, and law enforcement increases DUI (Driving Under the Influence) checkpoints throughout the state. These sobriety checkpoints are legal in Colorado and are...
Meeting with a divorce attorney for the first time can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re just exploring your options or preparing to file, what you say—and don’t say—can significantly shape your case. At Boal Law, we aim to make the process clearer and less...
In November 2024, Colorado voters approved Amendment J, formally striking the outdated constitutional language that defined marriage as “only a union of one man and one woman.” While same‑sex marriage has been legally recognized since the 2014 Colorado Supreme Court...
With the arrival of summer, many separated and divorced parents face a common challenge: how to fairly and legally navigate custody schedules when children are out of school. In Colorado Springs, where military and civilian families alike deal with complex family...
