What to Do When a Detective Contacts You
In the state of Colorado, detectives can contact you if you’re suspected of a crime, or if you might possibly be a witness to a crime that you didn’t necessarily take part in. Seeing officers come to your door can-
Age of Consent In Colorado: Navigating Dating Laws in the Centennial State
Age of consent is something that many people overlook. Unfortunately, doing so can get you in a lot of trouble. Once teens reach adolescence and begin dating, it can be a tricky line to walk if there’s an age gap-
Charged with Sexual Assault in Colorado? What Happens Next?
Felony sexual assault crimes are a very serious charge. Often, it doesn’t even take that much evidence to successfully accuse someone of a sexual offense. It is as simple as pointing a finger and saying he/she did it. There doesn’t-
Who has to REGISTER as a sexual offender in Colorado
When you are charged with a sexual crime in Colorado you need information immediately. That is why I write these blogs to assist you and your family in making short-term and long-term decisions. Generally, you will have to register as-
De-Register as a Sexual Offender
The following is the free chart I use to tell people when they can de-register as a sexual offender (as of 2020 in Colorado). Please use it as the reference tool
