Manhattan Beach, CA
Family Lawyer at Manhattan Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense
I am in the midst of a bitter divorce case that involved the opposing party filing the second restraining order (RO) in family court in the same case. The first one did not proceed since the filing par...
See Full GuideMy experience in the child support began with the Los Angeles County District Attorneys Office who use to oversee the establishment and enforcement of child support court orders for both welfare and no...
See Full GuideThe most difficult child support cases to enforce are those in which the parent obligated to pay child support lives in one state and the child and custodial parent lives in another. However, all state...
See Full GuideYour criminal defense attorney should engage in serious talks with the prosecutor about a plea bargain. The goal is to get the charge and the penalties decreased. One of the lesser offenses is what is ...
See Full GuideClients and readers of my articles always want to know more about Driving under the Influence (DUI) laws since many of us know of someone, family or friends, who have been pulled over for DUI investiga...
See Full GuideAny party, whether in a civil or a criminal case, in an application for an order has been made to a judge, or to a court, and refused in whole or in part. may within 10 days after service upon the part...
See Full GuideChild Support Awareness month is a time to recognize the vital role child support plays in the lives of millions of children. For many, a monthly child support payments is all that stands between them ...
See Full GuideIf you are stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs or both and you injure another person, you will face a charge of DUI with injury. This is a charge that could be filed as a felony o...
See Full GuideIn California, the crime of extortion (also known as blackmail) is when force or threat is used to extract money or property from another, to compel a public officer to perform an official act, or if y...
See Full GuideIn Nevada, it is a called a marker when you borrow money from a casino. If you do not pay back the marker, you may be charged and convicted of a felony, which carries a possible prison sentence. A felo...
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