If you have been arrested for a DUI, but feel that it has been unwarranted because you weren’t actually driving your car, you may have wondered if you can fight the charges against you. It’s a good question to ask,
What Are DUI Laws & Penalties in Colorado? Drinking under the influence is a serious offense with serious consequences, especially since you may have your license suspended. Depending on the test you chose, you may need to act within 7
What Are the Types of Divorces in Colorado? Divorce is a big topic in Colorado Springs, especially when trying to navigate all the questions surrounding the dissolution of your marriage. A divorce or legal separation can occur in several ways.
Colorado Child Custody Laws FAQAs you are preparing for a divorce in Colorado, child custody can often be a difficult issue to navigate. At Liberty Law Center, we have the answers to the many questions you have over your parental
Receiving a DUI has its consequences here in Colorado, but receiving an DUI for underage drinking can have a serious impact for the future of the driver. For those under 21, getting a DUI can have varying consequences depending on
Getting a DUI in any state is an incredibly frustrating and emotional situation, but when you are visiting Colorado from another state, it will add another level of complexity to the experience. The biggest thing to keep in mind is
All states vary in their charges and sentencing for Domestic Violence crimes, however, Colorado is a state that takes this crime very seriously, and has strict enforcement policies. It’s important to know how domestic violence is defined in Colorado and
Most people are unaware that alcohol affects every part of your body, and not always with excessive use. Alcohol does more to your body than just the initial, “drunk” it gives you, it can really damage your life. The first
There is starting to be a lot of freedom concerning the legalities around medical marijuana in many states across the US, and, most infamously, our own state that had legalized it in January of 2014. Even though the state is
According to Colorado law, theft is defined as the act of taking property from another with the intent to deprive that person of property. Most often, theft involves taking property from retail establishments, which is known as shoplifting. There are
