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Fort Collins Violation of a Protection Order Attorney
Man Steals Ex-Girlfriend’s Chicken

Usually, in Fort Collins and Loveland, Violation of a Protection Order cases follow a criminal Domestic Violence case. This is because after a Domestic Violence allegation is made, then a Mandatory Protection Order is entered. When someone violates any part of that protection order, they are charged with Violation of a Protection Order. A man was recently charged with this Continue Reading

Fort Collins Trespassing Lawyer
Type of Property Makes All the Difference

In Fort Collins and Loveland, Trespassing is charged when a person is accused of unlawfully entering or staying on someone else’s property without permission. The degree of Trespass charged is heavily based on the type of property. A man was recently arrested for Trespassing after law enforcement was called about a man unlawfully on private property. The property owner confronted Continue Reading

Fort Collins Trespass Defense Lawyer
FAQs About Trespassing in Colorado

Trespass in charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person is accused of unlawfully entering or remaining on property belonging to someone else. Let’s look at some frequently asked questions related to Trespassing charges in Loveland and across Colorado. Larimer County Trespass Attorney: What Are the Colorado Trespassing Laws? In Larimer County, Colorado, there are three degrees of Continue Reading

Larimer County False Imprisonment Lawyer
FAQs about Colorado False Imprisonment Charges

False Imprisonment is charged in Fort Collins, Loveland, and across Larimer County when a person is accused of confining another without consent. Let’s answer some frequently asked questions regarding False Imprisonment charges in Colorado How Do You Get Charged with False Imprisonment in Loveland? The Loveland, Colorado law definition of False Imprisonment – C.R.S. 18-3-303 – is: This can be Continue Reading