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The “Make My Day” Law and Dogs August 15, 2019

In my last post, I discussed Colorado’s “Make My Day” law, which stipulates that Colorado residents have the right to use deadly force against intruders in their home (read the full blog post HERE) . But some questions have come up about dogs. If an intruder breaks into your ...

The “Make My Day” Law and Dogs August 15, 2019
In my last post, I discussed Colorado’s “Make My Day” law, which stipulates that Colorado residents have the right to use deadly force against intruders in their home (read the full blog post HERE) . ...
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Criminal Law: Examining Colorado’s “Make My Day” Law August 1, 2019
Are you liable if someone breaks into your house and, fearing for your safety or the safety of your family, you attack them? Well, in Colorado, according to the “Make My Day” law, maybe not. What is ...
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DUID Marijuana: What You Need to Know July 11, 2019
The number of DUID marijuana arrests has predictably gone up since recreational use of marijuana is now legal in the State of Colorado, and law enforcement is working hard to keep up. However, there ...
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Divorce and Spousal Maintenance when Serious Medical Issues Arise June 27, 2019
What happens when a medical condition arises after you’ve already begun the process of filing for divorce? In most cases, the medical issue will affect spousal maintenance if it occurred while the two ...
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Divorce: When is the “Point of No Return”? June 13, 2019
Most people who have chosen to get divorced feel confident about their decision by the time I speak with them. (In fact, in my experience, usually people are looking for ways to get the divorce ...
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Divorce: Different States Offer Different Benefits May 30, 2019
I recently wrote about how living in a no-fault divorce state can affect the outcome of your hearing (in sum, the fact that Colorado is a no-fault divorce state essentially means that the Court will ...
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