Colorado Habitual Traffic Offender Driver’s License Penalties

Colorado law treats all Habitual Traffic Offenders in a harsh way, administering them serious penalties for their offences. If you are designated as HTO or habitual traffic offender in Colorado, you will fall under the section of 42-2-206 of Colorado Revised Statutes. Such a designation might occur for you if you get convicted of at least three serious traffic offenses...

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The Effect of Domestic Violence on a Divorce in Colorado

Divorce cases are typically difficult for both partners and can have a devastating effect both in terms of finances as well mental and emotional health. However, when there is domestic violence involved, it can have a more grim and serious effect for the involved parties. In many cases, domestic violence is the prime factor that led to the divorce. There can also be...

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Can Domestic Violence in Colorado be Charged as a Federal Crime?

Domestic violence cases are quite common and they often result from heated arguments or impulsive, on the moment actions. In most cases, it is difficult to ascertain the exact nature of the case, because legal practitioners often have to deal with a lot of “he said, she said” testimony instead of sound evidence. That being said, once an accusation of domestic violence...

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Legal questions for domestic violence victims

Domestic violence is one of the major problems that our society faces on a day to day basis. In many cases, it is very difficult to maintain an exact statistical record of the total number of people falling victim to such abuses. The reason for this is that not everyone has the courage and motivation to come forward and report their turmoil and pain to the authorities....

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