How Can We Help?
Charged With A Crime? It Doesn’t Mean You’re Guilty.
Purposefully providing police or other authorities false information is unlawful throughout Aurora, Centennial, and Englewood. Whether the acts are a prank or someone is seeking revenge on another, a jail sentence and fines can result. In a day and age where citizens...
Threatening or using violence, force, or physical interference against a public servant can lead to an obstructing government operations charge in Denver, Aurora, or Lakewood. This misdemeanor offense can carry a county jail sentence and fines if convicted. A key...
Colorado's weapon possession laws make it unlawful to carry a deadly weapon on the grounds of a school, college, or university, with very few exceptions. School resource officers carrying a deadly weapon or individuals with personal firearms / knives that remain...
Enticement of a child in Colorado Springs is a sex crime that involves inviting a kid under 15 somewhere with sexual intentions. Attempts to persuade a child to enter a building or room away from others can lead to serious criminal charges. Time in prison, strict...
Criminal mischief in Colorado is an offense that involves someone knowingly damaging another's property. Damage itself can come in many shapes and sizes. This crime becomes a felony when the extent of damage reaches or exceeds $2,000. Criminal mischief also applies to...
Charges of unlawful sexual contact don't just apply to adults in Arapahoe County. Teens in Aurora, Centennial, and Englewood can face these allegations for touching a peer's butt or acting on mixed signals from a classmate. An alleged victim claiming your son or...
Making threats or committing acts that are meant to strike fear in others can be considered menacing in Thornton, Commerce City, and Brighton. The intent behind your words or actions are an integral element to this offense. Threatening statements are often...
When it comes to self-defense in Denver, Aurora, and Lakewood, possession, purchase, sale, and use of a stun gun are permitted. However, if a stun gun is used in some way while committing a crime, impactful consequences exist. Menacing, assault, or robbery are a few...
Possession of a weapon by a previous offender in Lakewood, Colorado is an offense that involves a convicted felon having, carrying, or using a firearm. Strict laws apply to felons in Jefferson, Boulder, and Adams County when it comes to weapons. This particular crime...
Unlawfully providing a gun to a juvenile in Denver is a crime that involves giving, lending, or selling a firearm to those under the age of 18. There are exceptions if the gun is for lawful use, such as a safety course, hunting with a valid license, or a firearms...