What we handle
How we can help.
DUI and DWAI
Two cases at once: the courtroom and your license.
Read more →Misdemeanors and felonies
Colorado's charges and sentencing, explained in plain English.
Read more →Domestic violence charges
What the DV label means in Colorado, and what it changes.
Read more →Protection orders
The order that arrives with the charge, and how to live under it.
Read more →Record sealing
When a case ends, the work that lets you move on.
Read more →Municipal offenses
City ordinance charges in city courts, with their own rules.
Read more →Arrested for DUI? You have 7 days from the revocation notice to request the DMV hearing that decides your license, and that clock is already running. Reach us before that window closes.
Plain answers
Criminal Defense questions, answered.
Two cases start at once: the criminal case in court, and a separate DMV case over your license. You have 7 days from the revocation notice to request the DMV hearing. Miss it and the revocation starts on its own. Call us the day it happens.
It depends on how the case ends, and that is exactly why the early decisions matter. Outcomes like a dismissal or a completed deferred judgment are now usually sealed automatically when the case ends. A DUI conviction in Colorado cannot be. Fighting for the right outcome up front is what keeps your options open afterward.
You will know before you sign, in writing. Where the work is predictable we quote a flat fee. Where it is hourly, we talk before any big spend.
Same business day, calls and emails alike. That is the promise this practice is built on. When we are in court and cannot pick up, you will know, and you will hear back before the day ends.
The first step
Tell us what happened.
A free, confidential consultation. No obligation, no judgment. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Or call 720-594-4616
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