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How to Recover from a DUI Conviction August 2, 2018

On a daily basis, I speak with clients about DUI (driving under the influence) or DWAI (driving while ability impaired). In almost every case the client is concerned about how a conviction might affect their day-to-day life, and reasonably so: although DUI and DWAI ...

How to Recover from a DUI Conviction August 2, 2018
On a daily basis, I speak with clients about DUI (driving under the influence) or DWAI (driving while ability impaired). In almost every case the client is concerned about how a conviction might ...
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Avoiding He Said/She Said in Divorce Cases July 19, 2018
One of my least favorite things to deal with in any Court case is the “he said/she said” conundrum: one person says one thing, the other person claims the exact opposite, and neither side has proof. ...
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Should You Communicate with Your Spouse During the Divorce Process? July 5, 2018
Like I always say, every case is different, which makes it very difficult to determine with certainty whether a particular couple should speak to each other during the divorce proceeding. However, ...
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Divorce: Is Mediation Right for You? – Part II June 21, 2018
In my last post , I talked generally about Boulder County’s requirement that divorcing couples attend mediation before any scheduled trial or the trial date will be vacated. I also mentioned that, ...
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Divorce: Is Mediation Right for You? – Part I June 7, 2018
Mediation is becoming more and more popular, and Courts are frequently making mediation mandatory. In fact, Boulder is just about as adamant as you can get about mediation: here, the Courts say that ...
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Divorce: What Happens if Your Spouse Elects Not to Hire an Attorney May 24, 2018
It’s not common, but I have gone through some divorce cases where the other side, for whatever reason, elects not to hire an attorney to represent them. Generally I handle these cases the same way, ...
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