Timothy Bryan Liebaert’s Answers

Timothy has answered 96 questions

• Can criminal defense attorneys investigate murders?

  Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - 11 months ago.

  I agree very much with what Scott Vallens, Esq., has said about this question. I am an attorney and a licensed private investigator. For a homicide case, it is crucial that the handling attorney...

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• I have been charge with case vc2800.2 and i have a court hearing on august 13? what should i do.

  Asked by a user in San Diego, CA - 10 months ago.

  This is a tough one. The statute reads as follows: Evading a Peace Officer: Reckless Driving 2800.2. (a) If a person flees or attempts to elude a pursuing peace officer in violation of...

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• Received 2nd civil demand letter do i have to pay?

  Asked by a user in Healdsburg, CA - 9 months ago.

  Regardless of the Civil Demand, if you are charged with petty theft, an excellent way to resolve the matter is by way of Civil Compromise. In a Civil Compromise, you pay "the victim," any amount of...

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• What to do about a toy that had a needle in it?

  Asked by a user in Napa, CA - almost 3 years ago.

  Besides all that, unless there was a serious injury it does not make sense to bring a product liability lawsuit. I would, however, alert the police and maybe the Federal Trade Commission. They keep...

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• Can you be sentenced for charges that were dismissed in your past?

  Asked by a user in San Bernardino, CA - 12 months ago.

  The only way to get to a good, reasoned, answer is to review all the court documents. Then, conduct legal research. Each case has its own eccentricities. So, I cannot say. However, many times...

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• Can the Romero Motion help my fiance's case and if requested at sentencing, how long does it take to grant it?

  Asked by a user in Hayward, CA - about 3 years ago.

  A Romero motion derives from a 1996 case called People v. Romero. In Romero the California Supreme Court said that in sentencing, a judge can ignore a defendant's prior criminal record. A Romero...

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• Business Fraud? Debt incurred after the business closed but bank account remained unknowingly open...

  Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - over 2 years ago.

  Your describing credit theft. It is fraud. It may be very simple to prove and if the defendant had any assets it would be worth pursuing the case. The problem is when you get a judgment can it be...

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• How do I (plantiff) answer to a demurrer?

  Asked by a user in San Bernardino, CA - almost 3 years ago.

  A demurrer challenges the sufficiency of the complaint. Defendants believe that you made a mistake in your pleading. If they are right, the court will kick your lawsuit out of court. Your...

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• What rights to i have as a beneficiary on a living revocable trust

  Asked by a user in Roseville, CA - about 3 years ago.

  Normally as a beneficiary under a "revocable" trust you do not have any rights because the trustor can change the trust at any time. That is why it is revocable. In your situation if your mother...

• I just received a drinking in public ticket in Hollywood? Is it a infraction? How much wil it cost me?

  Asked by a user in Alhambra, CA - 9 months ago.

  California Penal Code 647(f) prohibits being "drunk in public". Simply put, you are "drunk in public" under California law. The preamble to 647 states, "Except as provided in subdivision (l),...

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