Iyer Law Office Blog

The theft of property or money when one is in a position of trust is the basis of embezzlement crimes in Colorado. This means that the person who was entrusted to take care of the property or money is the one who misappropriates it, having had legal access to it because of their position of…

A restraining order in Colorado, legally known as a protection order, is intended to shield the person seeking the order from violent, harassing, and/or intimidating behavior. The alleged abuser will be prohibited from contacting, stalking, threatening, and even being within a certain distance of the alleged victim. When an order has been wrongly taken out…

Dependency and neglect cases usually result when a child is being abused or beyond the control of the parents. The child is typically taken from their home and placed in a shelter facility or foster home. At most, a parent has just 72 hours to prepare for a hearing. If there are allegations of serious, perhaps…

Title 19 of the Colorado Revised Statutes is known as the Colorado Children’s Code and covers all the basics of juvenile criminal law. Here at the Iyer Law Office in Denver, we know that reading this 336-page document loaded with legal terminology is intimidating and not that easy to decipher. So, if your son or…