Colorado Deferred Judgments: How to Avoid a Conviction in Denver & Colorado Springs
A deferred judgment lets you avoid a conviction by completing a probationary period, after which the charge is dismissed with prejudice under C.R.S. 18-1.3-102 and, most of the time, eligible for automatic sealing.
Colorado Domestic Violence and Custody: New Law in 2026
Domestic violence in Colorado covers more than physical assault—it includes coercive control, economic abuse, emotional manipulation, harassment, and stalking (C.R.S. § 18-6-800.3)
Homeowner Keeps Home After Retaliatory Lien Dismissed
Few things unsettle a homeowner like a lien. While such disputes often stem from unresolved payment matters between a homeowner and a contractor, this legal maneuver is a serious escalation, as it clouds your title and, if left unaddressed, can result in you losing your home.
Bad Contractor in Colorado? Know Your Rights and Legal Options
Colorado homeowners can sue a bad contractor for breach of contract, poor workmanship, fraud, civil theft, unreasonable delays, or invalid mechanic's liens — and in some cases without a written contract.
DUI Case Ends with Reduced Charges and No License Suspension
Robinson & Henry’s knowledgeable attorneys give their professional insight in “From Our Perspective” where we take a closer look at successful outcomes achieved for our clients.
How R&H Helped a Business Avoid a Costly Wage Demand Fight
Sometimes, the wisest legal move is the one that keeps your business out of the legal system altogether. That was the situation for our client, a business owner whose former employee demanded pay for two days of previously requested paid time off.