Practice Area
Protection Orders
Petition for or defend against TPOs and PPOs in Colorado courts.
Overview
Protection Orders in Colorado
A protection order can decide where you live, where you work, and who you can see. It can be issued within hours, and the hearing that decides whether it becomes permanent comes quickly.
We represent people on both sides: those asking the court for protection and those defending against an order. Either way, we prepare the witnesses, gather the documents, and present an organized case at the hearing.
Protection orders often overlap with custody. When the parties share children, an order can set temporary care of the children and conditions on parenting time. How protection orders affect custody in Colorado
Testimonials
What our clients are saying.
"Erica was exactly what I needed at one of the most difficult times in my life. As a divorce attorney, she was always prepared, provided invaluable expertise in all the legal grey areas I never knew existed, and made sure to communicate both with me and on my behalf."
Former Client
Family law
"This law firm was there for me through my worst of times. I was diagnosed with cancer and going through divorce. Erica and the team were every step ahead. I am grateful they represented me."
Jesse
Family law
"It is no exaggeration to say that Mr. Kohn saved my life. There were several setbacks and it took over a year but he was able to make sure that I was a free man. I could not recommend him more."
Adian
Criminal defense
Testimonials reflect individual client experiences and do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Talk to Shimon Kohn before your hearing.
Protection order hearings move fast. Call or request a consultation and speak with Shimon Kohn about seeking or contesting an order. The conversation is confidential.