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Author name: Ashley White

Ashley leads Baker Law Group, PLLC’s criminal, family, and employment law teams. She’s spent her career defending clients’ rights, first as a public defender and now in private practice. Her trial record includes over 50 not-guilty verdicts, including an acquittal in a first-degree murder case.

Denver child custody lawyer
Child Custody Lawyer, Family Law

How Do You Prove a Parent Is Unfit in Colorado?

Proving that a parent is unfit is a serious allegation with significant legal implications. Courts require clear and convincing evidence to make such determinations, and the process can be emotionally and legally complex. An experienced attorney can guide you through the process, ensuring your case is well-prepared, and your child’s welfare is protected.

Fort Collins criminal lawyer
Criminal Law

What Evidence is Needed to Establish Disorderly Conduct

Disorderly conduct is a common charge in Denver, often encompassing a broad range of behaviors that law enforcement or community members may find disruptive. While it is considered a lower-level offense, the consequences of a disorderly conduct conviction can impact your criminal record and reputation. If you’re facing such charges, understanding the types of evidence needed to establish disorderly conduct under Colorado law is essential.

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