Manhattan Beach, CA
Family Lawyer at Manhattan Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense
Mention “restraining order, “ and most people think you are referring to physical violence or someone needing a court order to be protected. However, the Automatic Temporary Restraining Orders (ATROs)...
See Full GuideOnce you are convicted at a bench trial (no jury) or a jury trial, you have the right to appeal that conviction. A Notice of Appeal must be filed with the court 30-60 days following the judgment. This...
See Full GuideWhen your child is arrested, you feel overwhelmed and powerless. But you have rights. You have the right to be informed when your child has been taken into custody, to advise your child to talk to an ...
See Full GuideOn January 21, 2014, The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Navarette v. California to decide the following issue: “Does the Fourth Amendment (right against unreasonable search and seizure), r...
See Full GuideThe primary purpose of the contempt power is to preserve the effectiveness and sustain the power of the courts. The secondary purpose is to protect and enforce the parties’ rights by compelling obedie...
See Full GuideThe issue of child support enforcement is a high priority to the United States. The Bureau of Consular Affairs and the Office of the Legal Adviser for Private International Law work closely with the D...
See Full GuideWhen someone calls the police, there will likely be an incident report and an arrest can occur. The public is always afforded the right to call the police. When the police are called to investigate a ...
See Full GuideI have a client who entrusted their baby while both parents were at work with a babysitter who is a close family friend. One day, the police was called to the babysitter’s home because the baby has fa...
See Full GuideLike most states, the standard for child custody determinations in California is the overall best interest of the child with an emphasis on assuring the “health, safety and safety, and welfare” of the...
See Full GuideThere are many types of abuse, and a family law court shall take all of them in consideration. There are generally eight types of domestic violence/abuse: physical, intimidation, child abuse, verbal a...
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