Shaun Charles Kaufman

A courtroom lawyer who believes that good things come from standing strong and fighting your case.

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  Depends on severity of case and time needed. I am fair.

Colorado

Since 1984

Attorney

Shaun Kaufman Law, P.C.

2011 - Current

Family, criminal and civil litigation.

Trial attorney

Attorney in Private Practice

1990 - 2001

Deputy Public Defender

Colorado Public Defender

1984 - 1990

Intensive criminal litigation and trials.

The University of Denver Sturm College of Law

J.D. | Law

1981 - 1984

Honors: Am Jur award in Constitutional Law, Managing Editor University of Denver Law Review.

Colorado Criminal Defense Bar

Member

2011 - Current

Activities: Attended personal injury litigation seminars

University of Colorado CeDAR

Volunteer

2010 - 2012

Q. What is the best proof a person can get to bring charges against a person for extortion??

May 20, 2012

A: The best way to get proof of extortion is to notify police or a private investigator who would monitor and capture the threats issued in support of the extortion attempts. A "pretext" (taped by one side) call is one option, so long as the person extorting you is in Colorado, because some states do not allow you to tape calls without notifying the other party. However...this is not Colorado. I have extensive experience working as an investigator, and it is not always easy to persuade the police to file charges. Retain counsel, and have them conduct the investigation for you, if the police won't help.

Shaun Kaufman, 720-435-4686