The Implied Duty of Good Faith and Fair Dealing
When you enter a business relationship with another party, you draw up one or more contracts to outline and regulate that partnership. That’s just prudent. It goes without saying that both you and your...
View ArticleFentanyl Charges
Colorado legislators are hopeful that a new law targeting fentanyl dealers will help confront what has been characterized as a growing crisis in the Centennial State. The law, also known as the...
View ArticleHow to Get a Civil Protection Order or No-Contact Agreement
In Colorado, individuals may seek a civil protection order that prohibits another person from having any indirect or direct contact with them. Civil protection orders, also called restraining orders,...
View ArticleHow to Get a United States Green Card
There are many ways to legally enter the United States, but as any foreign visitor knows, there is only one way to stay as long as you want: a green card. Each year, thousands of immigrants obtain...
View ArticleWhat Hopeful Parents Should Know About Sperm and Egg Donation in Colorado
Advances in technology and state law mean that your ability to have and raise a child is no longer limited by infertility, gender, marital status, or sexual preference. You have options. So, whether...
View ArticleAdoption Process Eased for Parents of Assisted Reproductive Technology
Advances in medical technology have made it easier for all couples to have children. Meanwhile, state laws have lagged behind. Colorado has taken a huge step forward with recent legislation that is...
View ArticleResponding to a Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID)
You’ve submitted your immigration petition to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. You’ve not-so-patiently waited for their response. Then you receive a notice of intent to deny in the mail....
View ArticleFight Drug Manufacturing Charges in Colorado
In recent years, Colorado has adopted a more rehabilitative approach toward people who commit drug-related offenses. However, that doesn’t mean the Centennial State takes these crimes lightly. If...
View ArticleColorado Immigration Lawyers
U.S. immigration law is complex and ever-changing; navigating it can seem overwhelming in the best of times and downright impossible in the moments of deep uncertainty that often accompany immigration...
View ArticleNew R&H Department Brings Big Changes
Exciting growth is happening at R&H, particularly within the new Sales Operations Department led by Jason Eversole. Jason, who joined the firm a couple of months ago, is excited to oversee this...
View ArticleChris Sutton to Lead Briargate Office in Colorado Springs
Robinson & Henry Managing Partner Don Eby recently announced that Partner Chris Sutton, who practices family law, was tapped to lead the Briargate Office in Colorado Springs. “Chris‘ significant...
View ArticleMeet Your R&H Colleague Who Plays Pro Football
The Denver Broncos probably come to mind when you hear the words football and Colorado in the same sentence. But if you love football, there’s another Denver-based professional football team you need...
View ArticleFiling Your Asylum Claim
Filing an asylum claim has a low chance of success in the United States. Information compiled by the nonprofit data gathering organization Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse found that a record...
View ArticleHow to Sponsor an Immigrant Spouse or Relative
The bonds of love and family can stretch over vast distances. That doesn’t mean they have to. If you are a United States citizen or lawful permanent resident, you can use Form I-130 to sponsor an...
View ArticleVAWA Green Card For Domestic Violence Victims
Living in the U.S. without proper legal documentation can feel precarious and isolating. Unfortunately, that kind of high-stress environment often leaves one vulnerable to domestic violence. That’s why...
View ArticleTest Post Connected From Military to Post
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View ArticleWe Can Help You Become a U.S. Citizen
Home is where your heart is. If you’ve been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for a few years, then you’ve probably built a life around friends, family, a spouse, and your work here. Now...
View ArticleCitizenship Application Denied? Here’s What to Do Next.
Citizen application denied: those words are what every applicant for U.S. citizenship dreads. Roughly 75,000 people who applied for U.S. citizenship were denied this year. If you’re one of them, you...
View ArticleWhat to Expect from Your BIA Appeal
Losing your case in a U.S. immigration court might feel like the end of the world, but it doesn’t have to be. The doors will remain temporarily open if you file an appeal with the Board of Immigration...
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