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Domestic violence in California is a criminal offense that can be punishable by a fine, probation, jail time, or prison – depending on the severity of the charges brought against you. A domestic violence conviction can also have far-reaching consequences on your personal life, social life, and career. In this post, let us focus on… ...

In the state of California, a DUI is considered a serious criminal offense that can be punishable with fines, suspension of a driver’s license, and even jail time. Apart from these severe penalties, a DUI conviction can also stay on your record indefinitely, affecting your life in more ways than you can imagine. Let us… ...

A DUI conviction in California can result in harsh penalties, like suspension of your drivers’ license, jail time and fines, and leave you with a criminal record. Based on this, if you are facing a DUI charge, it’s paramount to do everything in your capacity to protect your rights and your freedom. Here are four… ...

Everyone who is accused of a criminal offense will need a criminal defense attorney. It would be very difficult, if not impossible, to represent yourself. You should start this process as early as possible so that you have time to select the right attorney and plan your defense strategy properly. The first thing you should… ...

California domestic violence laws are among the most comprehensive and harshest in the country. Apart from physical violence, these laws also cover a wide range of non-physical forms of domestic violence and abuse – ranging from stalking to coercive control. Here are four key facts you should know about California domestic violence laws. Penalties for… ...

Domestic violence charges – due to their very nature – can be difficult to prosecute and difficult to defend against as well. It is particularly true in cases where there is no physical violence involved. What makes domestic violence more complicated than other kinds of criminal charges? Let us take a look. The Complexities Involved… ...

In a domestic violence case, the prosecution is required to establish your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt – just like they do in any other criminal case. What this means is that you are not required to prove that you did not injure your partner. It is up to the prosecution to prove that you… ...

If you have been accused of domestic violence by your partner, you might be worried about your future. It is understandable, as a conviction can result in jail time,  negatively affect your reputation, have an adverse impact on your career and affect your custody/visitation if you have children. At the same time, you should remember… ...

Disagreements and conflicts are unavoidable in a relationship. However, if escalated beyond a certain level, conflicts can lead to domestic violence accusations. If and when it happens, you need to act fast and take steps to defend yourself. Given below are four tips from an experienced California domestic violence lawyer on how you can prepare… ...

When you commit a criminal offense in California, you can be charged with either a misdemeanor or a felony – depending on the nature and severity of the crime. Felony charges are extremely serious in nature and can lead to harsh penalties. While a misdemeanor charge is not nearly as serious as a felony, a… ...

Under California law, criminal offenses are broadly classified into misdemeanors and felonies. Crimes of a less serious nature are usually charged as misdemeanors and serious crimes are charged as felonies. However, for some crimes, you could face either California misdemeanor charges or felony charges – depending on the circumstances. These crimes are commonly referred to… ...