Archives for: July 31st, 2019

Protective Orders, Restraining Orders – What’s the Difference in CO?
Jul 31
2019

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Restraining Orders

This question has a simple answer. There is no difference in Colorado.

Protective orders, also commonly referred to as restraining orders, are intended to stop one person from harming another. It’s also referred to as a protection order. Therefore, we will use these three terms interchangeably.

Unfortunately, answering many of the other questions surrounding these orders isn’t so simple.

How do protective orders work? What are the terms of a protective order, and what happens if you violate one? If [...]

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Most Common Charges in a Domestic Violence Case
Apr 14
2015

Posted by: Jacob E. Martinez

Category: Domestic Violence

It’s common to hear that someone has been “charged” with domestic violence, and even those in the legal profession (this lawyer included) tend to use this shorthand to refer to a situation where someone has been accused of a crime where domestic violence is allegedly involved. However, if you are being accused of domestic violence, it is important to understand that there is no actual domestic violence charge in Denver or anywhere else in Colorado. When we say that people [...]

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