Today’s Guests:
On this episode of Legal Talk, host Scott Whatley sat down with Kevin Flesch of Flesch Law to break down the fundamentals of criminal charges and what listeners need to understand if they ever face one. Kevin explains that a criminal charge is simply a formal accusation—not a conviction and emphasizes the importance of taking every charge seriously from the very beginning. The discussion outlines the three levels of charges: felonies, misdemeanors, and infractions, each carrying different levels of severity and penalties. Kevin also walks through the major categories of crimes, including offenses against people, property crimes, drug offenses, white-collar crimes, statutory violations like DUI, and inchoate crimes such as attempts or conspiracy. Listeners gain practical insight into common real-world charges like DUI, domestic violence, and theft, along with the serious consequences that can follow even from seemingly minor offenses. Kevin highlights how charges can impact employment, housing, and personal rights, stressing that early legal representation is critical. The episode closes with clear advice: never speak to law enforcement without an attorney and seek qualified legal help immediately. Having an experienced attorney willing to go to court can significantly influence the outcome of a case. Attorney Kevin Flesch of Flesch Law has over 30 years of experience in Denver and throughout the State of Colorado. Kevin Flesch and their attorneys represent personal injury victims and people accused of criminal acts throughout the Denver area. It’s always a free consultation at Flesch Law. Call Kevin today at 303-806-8886 or visit the website at www.fleschlawfirm.com. Got a legal question? You can now TEXT the Flesch Law Line 24/7 with your legal question: 720-201-8585.

On this episode of Your Legacy Your Way, Attorney Carolyn Duncan of Duncan Legal talks about the essentials of estate planning and why it’s important for every adult—not just the wealthy. She explains that estate planning is about protecting your wishes, your assets, and most importantly, your family. Carolyn outlines what happens in Colorado when someone passes away without a will or trust, often leading to court involvement, delays, and added expense. She highlights the core documents everyone should have in place, including a will, trust, and powers of attorney, and clearly explains the differences between a will and a trust. Carolyn also addresses common real-life questions, such as whether a will is still needed if you have a trust, and the costly mistakes families often make after losing a loved one. She emphasizes the importance of keeping your plan updated as life changes. For a free half-hour consult, call 303-394-2358. Carolyn says her motto is “Helping People Solves Life’s Puzzles.” Visit www.DuncanLegal.com and get your free Guide Estate Planning Basics”. Be sure and get your free Guide Estate Planning Basics.

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