It’s a scenario many never expect: you defend yourself during a heated domestic argument—and end up the one in handcuffs. In Colorado, self-defense is legal, but it’s not a free pass. If you cross certain lines, what began as self-protection can be charged as assault...
Remote work is no longer a novelty—it’s a norm. And in Colorado family courts, it’s reshaping how parenting plans are negotiated, enforced, and modified. When one or both parents have flexible work-from-home schedules, it raises a critical question: Should parenting...
Halloween is supposed to be scary fun—not legally terrifying. But for many Colorado families, October 31 ends not with candy and costumes, but with a late-night phone call from the police. Whether it’s vandalism, underage drinking, or a prank gone wrong, Halloween...
Dividing property in a divorce is always challenging, but when the property is a beloved pet, emotions run especially high. Many separating couples in Colorado find themselves asking: Who gets to keep the dog? The answer isn’t always what people expect. Pets Are...
In many divorce cases, especially those involving allegations of abuse, family court and criminal court can overlap in ways that dramatically affect the outcome. If you’re facing both a divorce and domestic violence charge in Colorado, choosing a single lawyer...
Divorce is difficult enough on its own. But when a DUI charge is added to the mix, it introduces serious complications—especially in family court. In Colorado, a DUI can alter the trajectory of a divorce by impacting everything from custody and visitation to...
