Fraud Defense Lawyer in Colorado Springs
Experienced Criminal Defense Firm Offering 24/7 Free Consultations
When your reputation, livelihood, and financial freedom are threatened by fraud allegations, waiting to take action is not an option. State and federal white-collar investigations can quietly unfold for months before formal charges are filed, leaving you vulnerable to aggressive prosecution tactics.
At Black, Blink, & Associates, our client-first legal team moves rapidly to intervene, protect your rights, and preserve critical financial records before the prosecution builds its case. With over 60 years of combined experience and invaluable insight from our time as former prosecutors, we know how the state scrutinizes paper trails and how to deconstruct their claims. Available 24/7 with honest assessments and free, confidential consultations, we provide the proactive, strategic defense you need to navigate these complex allegations with confidence.
Call (719) 625-2313 to speak with a fraud defense lawyer in Colorado Springs. Se habla español.
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“I worked with Pete and from the very beginning, he was extremely informative and did his best to make me feel at ease. I have never been in trouble before at all, and I was quite intimidated. Thank you, Pete and team. You guys are awesome.”- Teresa W.
The Results That Follow
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Not Guilty Third Degree Acquittal
Attorney Gerald Arrington just secured a major win for a client charged with Third Degree Assault.
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All Charges Dismissed, Case Sealed Strangulation Allegation Undone by the Evidence
Peter Blink got a second-degree assault (strangulation) case fully dismissed and sealed, restoring his client's gun rights and his home.
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All Charges Dismissed Motion for Dismissal on the Day of Trial
Cliff Black got a DUI case thrown out for lack of evidence right as trial was about to begin.
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Charges Dismissed Military Career on the Line in a Domestic Violence Case
Cliff Black used expert testimony to show his client wasn't the aggressor, protecting his client's military career.
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Not Guilty Fentanyl Case Acquittal
Attorney Gerald Arrington successfully tried a complex felony drug distribution case in front of an El Paso County jury.
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Reduced Charge; 12 Months Probation Thirty-Plant Cultivation Case Challenged
Peter Blink challenged the evidence in a 30-plant cultivation case and talked the DA down to a fraction of the original charge.
Types of Fraud Cases We Handle
Fraud allegations in Colorado can range from misdemeanor offenses to high-stakes federal white-collar crimes involving hundreds of thousands of dollars. Our criminal defense lawyers leverage more than 10,000 cases handled to systematically dissect complex financial records and defend your rights.
We can handle all types of fraud cases, including:
- Identity theft and impersonation - Charged when someone knowingly uses another person's personal identifying information, such as a Social Security number, financial account data, or driver's license, without permission to obtain money, property, or services.
- Wire and mail fraud - Involves allegations of using electronic communications (emails, internet transactions, wire transfers) or the postal service to carry out a scheme to defraud. Because these offenses often trigger federal agency investigations, early defense intervention is vital.
- Check fraud and forgery - Includes issuing bad checks, altering checks, or forging signatures and legal documents with the intent to defraud an individual or business entity.
- Credit card and financial transaction device fraud - Allegations involving the unauthorized use, theft, or forging of credit, debit, or financial transaction cards to make unauthorized purchases or cash withdrawals.
- Insurance fraud - Cases alleging deceptive practices to obtain payout benefits from insurance companies, including false healthcare claims, staged auto accidents, or inflated property damage reports.
- Embezzlement and corporate fraud - Charged when an employee, business partner, or fiduciary is accused of misappropriating funds entrusted to them. We work closely with forensic accountants to challenge the prosecution’s financial timeline and audit findings.
- Public assistance and welfare fraud - Involves accusations of misrepresenting income or household details to receive government benefits, such as SNAP, Medicaid, or housing subsidies, to which an applicant was allegedly not entitled.
