Yes, past arrests and criminal charges are generally accessible to the public in Colorado, except in a few rare cases. This can be highly discouraging if you know you are not guilty of the crime you have been charged with. I can help you explore your options for keeping the case as private and discreet as possible and potentially expunging charges that do not lead to convictions. I also represent clients through the criminal record sealing process.

Yes, I have extensive experience providing legal defense for domestic violence cases involving lesbian couples. I understand the unique considerations of these cases compared to domestic violence in heterosexual relationships. If you are a woman facing accusations of violence against a female partner, now is the time to consult an experienced criminal defense attorney about your legal rights.

Whether you have already been charged with a crime or law enforcement is investigating you for a potential crime, now is the time to “lawyer up.” The prosecution would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you are guilty of the charges against you for you to be convicted. Even if you know you did not commit the crime, the prosecution doesn’t agree, and you need aggressive legal representation to convince the judge or jury of your innocence.

Yes, I represent clients facing any type of sex charges under Colorado law, including charges involving children. I am one of the few attorneys in the area who handle cases involving accusations of child exploitation, distribution of child pornography, communicating with an underage person on the internet, solicitation, and related charges. I understand how such accusations can harm your reputation even without a conviction.