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Denver Lawyer for Temporary and Permanent Protection / Restraining Orders Temporary and Permanent Protection / Restraining Orders under C.R.S. 13-14-102 in Denver County are a firmly established part of the law. They require the detailed attention and understanding of...
Domestic Violence cases evoke strong feelings. Two people who have loved each other are at odds and emotions are high. The bonding which occurs through a sexual relationship is powerful. It cements a man and woman. A threat to break up that relationship is deeply...
If you are a restrained party under a Civil Protection Order (also known as a Restraining Order) in Denver or Adams County, which is currently in effect, you have the opportunity under Colorado law to have it dismissed entirely or modified after 2 years of compliance....
Violation of Protection / Restraining Orders is a little known crime in Colorado. The elements of the offense and the punishment upon conviction, may seem contrary to logic and inconsistent with other criminal laws in Denver, Douglas, and Arapahoe County. Domestic...
Trying to remove or modify a Civil Protection / Restraining Orders, C.R.S. 13-14-108, in Arapahoe or Jefferson County is not a simple matter. It wasn't long ago I wrote about the various types of Protection Orders (also known as Restraining Orders). In that piece I...
It is not easy to get Protection / Restraining Orders removed in Arapahoe or Jefferson County, C.R.S. 13-14-108. Not long ago, I wrote an article on the various types of Protection Orders, also known as Restraining Orders. In that article I talked about how easy it is...
Almost anyone can get a Temporary Civil Protection Order (C.R.S. 13-14-104.5) issued against another person in Arapahoe County, Jefferson County, or Lincoln County. By filing a standard set of Colorado forms with a judge or magistrate against any person, 10 years of...
Mandatory Protection / Restraining Orders issued pursuant to C.R.S. 18-1-1001 enter in most criminal cases in Adams, Broomfield, and Denver county. Coupled with bond conditions, a Mandatory Protection Order allows the court to impose restrictions on people accused of...
We have all seen the bizarre result of Colorado's laws which are not well thought out. Here is another case in point: did you know that contact with a hamster could send you to jail? It must have been an animal rights group that pressured the Colorado legislature to...
Protection / Restraining Orders issued by courts are supposed to be used to preserve the peace and protect victims of crimes. In today's world, however, we see people using them to get the upper hand on ex-spouses, ex-boyfriends and neighbors. Regrettably, courts are...