Traffic ticket attorney Denver
Traffic Ticket Defense Guide By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Mile High Legal represents drivers fighting traffic tickets throughout Denver and statewide Colorado. Many tickets can be negotiated down to a lower-point violation or, in the right circumstances, dismissed entirely, an outcome that’s considerably harder to reach without someone […]
Speeding ticket lawyer Colorado
Traffic Ticket Defense Guide By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Mile High Legal defends speeding tickets across Colorado, particularly higher-point violations where points, insurance increases, or a looming license suspension make fighting the ticket worth real money over time, not just avoiding the fine on the citation itself. What […]
Traffic Ticket Defense
Mile High Legal Resource Center By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 29, 2026 Mile High Legal defends traffic tickets throughout Colorado, from speeding and careless driving to more serious charges that carry real license and insurance consequences. A ticket that feels minor can still add points that push you toward a […]
Can domestic violence charges be dropped in Colorado?
Domestic Violence Guide By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Not directly by the alleged victim. In Colorado, the decision to prosecute belongs to the district attorney’s office, so a victim asking to drop the charges doesn’t end the case by itself. Prosecutors can, and often do, continue a case […]
What happens if you violate a protection order in Colorado?
Domestic Violence Guide By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Violating a protective order tied to a domestic violence case is itself a crime in Colorado under C.R.S. § 18-6-803.5, separate from whatever the underlying case involves. A first or second violation of a criminal protection order is a class […]
What is the punishment for domestic violence in Colorado?
Domestic Violence Guide By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 There’s no single punishment because domestic violence isn’t its own charge, the punishment follows whatever underlying offense is charged, harassment, assault, criminal mischief, and so on. What’s constant across every DV case is a set of add-on consequences: a mandatory […]
Is domestic violence a felony in Colorado?
Domestic Violence Guide By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Not on its own. Domestic violence isn’t a standalone charge in Colorado, it’s a label attached to an underlying offense, like assault, harassment, or criminal mischief, when the act was committed against someone the accused has or had an intimate […]
Domestic Violence
Mile High Legal Resource Center By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 29, 2026 Under C.R.S. § 18-6-800.3, domestic violence isn’t a standalone charge in Colorado, it’s a sentence-enhancing designation attached to an underlying offense, like assault, harassment, or criminal mischief, when the act was committed against someone the accused has or […]
What is third degree assault in Colorado?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Third degree assault (C.R.S. § 18-3-204) is Colorado’s least severe assault charge, a class 1 misdemeanor. It’s also designated an “extraordinary risk crime” under C.R.S. § 18-1.3-501(3), which raises its maximum jail exposure to 18 months rather than the standard 364-day cap for […]
What is second degree assault in Colorado?
By Grant Grosgebauer, Mile High Legal · Last reviewed September 24, 2026 Second degree assault (C.R.S. § 18-3-203) covers a range of scenarios involving injury with a weapon, intent to cause bodily injury with a deadly weapon, or certain other aggravating circumstances, and it’s generally a class 4 felony. In most circumstances it’s also designated […]