Understanding Colorado’s DWAI laws can be overwhelming, especially given the potential penalties of fines, jail, and license suspension. Below, we will explore the intricacies of DWAI laws in Colorado, the penalties for first-time and repeat offenders, and the impact of DWAI convictions on insurance and employment. We’ll also discuss strategies for defending against DWAI charges...Read More
Picture this: you’re driving through the scenic landscape of Colorado, enjoying the breathtaking views, when suddenly, you see flashing lights in your rearview mirror. You’ve been caught speeding, and now you’re facing the consequences of a Colorado speeding ticket. But do you fully understand Colorado’s speeding laws and how they apply to your situation? In...Read More
Struggling with the burden of a previous arrest or criminal conviction? You’re far from alone. In Colorado, thousands grapple with the weight of a criminal record. At Path Forward Legal, we often get asked if there is a way to expunge or seal a criminal record. There is, but there is a difference between sealing...Read More
When facing criminal charges in Colorado, navigating the legal system can be daunting. One of the crucial stages in this journey is the preliminary hearing. This page aims to demystify the process, shedding light on what a preliminary hearing in Colorado entails, its significance, and how a skilled Colorado criminal defense lawyer can significantly impact...Read More
If you’ve been in criminal court, you may have heard the judge ask if a prosecutor is “VRA compliant.” Or, you may have been told that a plea offer needs to be “VRA’d.” But what does VRA or the Victim’s Rights Act mean in a criminal case? Before we answer 5 common questions about the...Read More
Probation is a term that many of us have heard but might not fully understand. Instead of serving time in jail or prison, a person convicted of a crime can stay in the community through a legal arrangement called probation. Sounds simple enough, right? But there’s more to probation requirements than just avoiding a cell....Read More
Are you navigating a criminal charge in Colorado? Be cautious about your social media presence. What you post or comment, images you share, and videos you upload across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Twitter, etc., can be turned against you in court. Yes, investigators, police, prosecutors, and sometimes the public will delve deep into your...Read More
Introduction Navigating the criminal justice system can be scary and confusing, especially if you’re facing charges and are currently out on bond. There’s a lot that the court assumes you already know, both things you are prohibited from doing and things that you are required to do. It’s important to understand your rights, responsibilities, and...Read More
Learn about the benefits of taking a Level II alcohol education class if you're arrested for DUI or DWAI in Colorado. You could get your license back faster.Read More
The rights that you give up when pleading guilty in Colorado are usually written out in a plea form called a Rule 11. The paperwork lists these rights as well as details about the charge or charges to which you are pleading guilty, like the elements of the charge and the maximum penalties that can...Read More