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Eviction is often an undesirable last resort for landlords seeking to address lease violations. Given the time, cost, and procedures involved, the process may seem intimidating. But sometimes, eviction is the only way to deal with a serious tenant issue and protect your property investment. 

Caught in rush hour traffic, you’re startled when a reckless driver cuts you off, causing a near-miss. The adrenaline turns to rage, and before you know it, a threat has been made. Worse yet, a gun has been drawn. It only takes one sudden lapse in judgment for conflict to escalate into criminal charges. 

If you’ve discovered a significant property defect with your home, condominium, or commercial building, you may have a legal claim. Colorado law allows property owners to hold builders, contractors, and developers accountable for substandard work through construction defect claims, and Robinson & Henry can help you do just that. 

Road rage can have far-reaching effects and consequences. One of the most common consequences is causing an accident. So, what do you do if you’re in a road-rage-related accident and are afraid to confront an aggravated driver?

An arrest in Colorado raises an urgent question: how do you get out of jail? In most cases, release requires posting bond, which ensures you return to court and follow any conditions. Since rules vary by charge and county, it’s essential to understand how Colorado bond works.