Fort Collins Criminal Defense Lawyers
Arrested in Larimer County? Don't talk to anyone until you talk to us. Local defense attorneys protecting your record, your freedom, and your future.
⚡ Time-sensitive: The first 48 hours after an arrest are critical. Call us before you speak to detectives, prosecutors, or anyone else.
Criminal Charges We Defend
DUI & DWAI
Drunk and impaired driving charges in Larimer and Weld counties.
Drug Possession
Possession, distribution, and paraphernalia charges.
Domestic Violence
Mandatory-arrest charges and restraining orders.
Sexual Assault
Serious charges that demand immediate, experienced defense.
Juvenile Defense
Protecting young people's futures and records.
Assault & Violent Crimes
Misdemeanor and felony assault charges.
Theft & Property Crimes
Shoplifting, burglary, criminal mischief.
Record Sealing
Clean your record under Colorado's sealing statutes.
What Happens After a Larimer County Arrest
After arrest in Fort Collins, Loveland, or anywhere in Larimer County, you'll typically be taken to the Larimer County Jail. Within 48 hours, you'll see a judge for an advisement and bond hearing. Personal recognizance (PR) bonds may be available depending on the charge. Our attorneys can appear at this hearing and argue for the best possible release conditions.
From there, the case moves through arraignment, pretrial conferences, motions, and potentially trial. The decisions you make in the first weeks can shape the outcome of the entire case -- which is why getting a Fort Collins criminal defense lawyer involved immediately matters.
Common Questions
Should I talk to police before hiring an attorney?
How much does a criminal defense attorney cost in Fort Collins?
Can a Colorado criminal record be sealed?
Don't Wait. Call Now.
Every hour matters in a criminal case. Speak with a Fort Collins defense lawyer today.