Domestic Violence

If you’ve been accused of domestic violence in Colorado, it’s important that you learn as much as you can about your rights under the law. Our domestic violence articles are designed to help you do just that. Browse our collection of articles written by our legal team, then visit our contact page to schedule your consultation. We’re ready to fight for you.

Domestic Violence Laws in Colorado: What You Need to Know

At least once every week someone calls my office thinking that domestic violence means they physically assaulted someone they had sex with. I can’t even count the number of times we hear that “I never hit her/him so they have-

What is a Deferred Judgment under Colorado State law?

We get calls every week from people who entered into a deferred judgment and sentence and candidly they do not know what that means or how it works. A deferred judgment and sentence does not count as a conviction under-

Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence?

All domestic partnerships have their ups and downs. Verbal debate and banter or the occasional heated argument and yelling may be in the realm of normal in some relationships. Other couples and relationships may be naturally more physical in how-

Bill of Particulars: What Is It? And When Can You Request It?

  What is a Bill of Particulars? In many cases, a favorite prosecution tactic is to file a complaint containing numerous counts where each count contains identical language. This is especially true is sex offense cases. In a recent case,-

Criminal Defense for Women: Accused of Murder but Acted in Self-Defense

Many women in abusive relationships often suffer years of emotional and physical violence. Violent relationships are often difficult to leave for fear of one’s life. The abuser can be controlling and manipulative in the relationship and endangerment can be increased-