Criminal Lawyer in Breckenridge

Not every criminal case is a robbery or a murder. Some of the more common offenses include driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, domestic violence, and drug possession. However, not every Breckenridge criminal law firm can handle crimes ranging from misdemeanors to felonies. At Carlson Carlson & Dunkelman, L.L.C., we have over 30 years of combined experience and a team of lawyers with a wide range of special skills. We are your premier choice for representation locally, no matter what the charge.

Our team of attorneys has a variety of backgrounds, so we are able to provide you with a lawyer prepared with experience and extensive knowledge your type of criminal case. We have experience on both sides of assault and battery charges as well as augmentative domestic violence charges. Our attorneys have experience with a variety of driving infractions and felonies. We have worked with drug cases ranging from personal possession or marijuana to intent to sell more lethal drugs such as heroine and cocaine. Our firm also has the resources to represent more heinous criminal charges such as armed robbery and murder.

The most important thing our firm can accomplish is to eliminate the charges or minimize the impact your trial will have on your life and career. Whatever you've been accused of, a Breckenridge criminal law expert from Carlson Carlson & Dunkelman, L.L.C. will provide the support you need in court. Call us today for an initial consultation to review your charges.

Juvenile Law

The juvenile system is a different system. So long as a child is not charged as an adult, the possible penalty is the same for all charges. A child can be placed on probation and returned home, or placed in an out-of-home placement for up to two years, including a locked detention facility such as Montview in Lakewood.
Our philosophy is to not just help with the criminal charges, but also to help with your child's possible counseling or placement. If appropriate, we will help find a program with counseling that will actually help with other problems that may be occurring.

Our Qualifications

Judith J. Carlson is a former Juvenile & Family Court Judge. Ron Carlson is a former Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Social Service. Paul Dunkelman has extensive practice experience in juvenile law.