Category: Harassment

Harassment is charged for various reasons in Loveland and Larimer County. One of those reasons includes having unwanted physical contact with another person. A widely recorded incident in Loveland a few days ago resulted in four people getting charged with Harassment. According to the report, two groups of people were arguing. One of the people involved was a Loveland City Continue Reading

Harassment is charged for a variety of reasons in Fort Collins and Larimer County. Whether it be for pushing someone outside a bar after a night of drinking to giving someone the finger because you don’t like the way they are driving, Harassment is the likely charge. Let’s learn more about how Harassment is charged in Colorado. Loveland Harassment Attorney: Continue Reading

Harassment is a common Domestic Violence crime we see in Loveland and Fort Collins. This is because the statute is pretty broad and most of the time when one partner calls the police on another, law enforcement find a way to make the actions fit. There is a wide variety of actions that the Colorado law constitutes as Harassment. It Continue Reading

In Fort Collins and Larimer County, one subsection of Harassment is related to having unwanted physical contact. Specifically – striking someone, shoving someone, or kicking someone may get you charged with Harassment. But, those actions sound an awful lot like Assault, don’t you think? So, what’s the difference between the physical contact Harassment and an Assault charge? Let’s find out! Continue Reading