When someone is arrested for impaired driving in Colorado, the charge on the paperwork is not always what they expected. Colorado has multiple impaired driving offenses under C.R.S. § 42-4-1301, and the distinction between them is not just a matter of terminology. The...
Memorial Day weekend means increased DUI checkpoints across El Paso County. If you’re stopped, you have 7 days to protect your license. Here’s what to expect. A DUI arrest in Colorado sets two separate legal processes in motion simultaneously. One is a...
When a Colorado family court orders supervised parenting time, most parents have no idea what that actually means in practice. The order says “supervised.” It does not say where, by whom, how much it costs, what the monitor is allowed to do, or what...
A DUI conviction does not stay in its lane. For parents in Colorado, a conviction under C.R.S. § 42-4-1301 can reach far beyond the criminal courthouse and land directly in your family court case, affecting your parenting time, your decision-making authority, and your...
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...
