Fort Collins Juvenile Crimes Attorney | What If My Child is Charged in Juvenile Court?

It’s always a good idea to hold a child accountable for their actions. It teaches them to be responsible adults. However, when the consequences of those actions involve the judicial system, sometimes the punishment can be far beyond what we, as parents, feel is fair. Sometimes the consequences laid out by the Colorado Children’s Code involve a permanent juvenile record Continue Reading

Do I Need to Let Social Services and Police Speak to My Children?
The Department of Human Services Wants to Speak with My Kids

Social Services and Police sometimes want to speak with your children.  In some instances, they want to get evidence to charge your child with a crime in the Larimer County Juvenile Court.  In other cases, Fort Collins Police and the Larimer County Department of Human Services will try and charge you, or a child of yours, with a crime.  They Continue Reading

Police Bias in Fort Collins Unlawful Sexual Contact and Sexual Assault Investigations

After 30 years as a defense attorney reading police reports and working on Fort Collins Unlawful Sexual Contact and Sexual Assault cases, I’ve seen a consistent pattern of how bias impacts Fort Collins Police investigations of sex cases. Read about common steps taken by police to investigate accusations – they still hold true. Larimer County Bias Police Investigations of Unlawful Continue Reading

Larimer County Obstruction of a Peace Officer Lawyer
Obstructing is an Easily Charged Crime

Obstruction of a Peace Officer is charged in Fort Collins and Larimer County when a person tries to stop police officers or other emergency personnel from doing their job. The definition of this crime is vague and leaves much to interpretation. And guess who is doing this interpretation? The police. Anytime they feel that something you have done is keeping Continue Reading