Eric Kyle Natenstedt

Eric Kyle Natenstedt's Answers (257)

San Diego, CA

Consumer protection Lawyer at San Diego, CA

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

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I need help with this felony, What should I do?

Eric's answer | Answered on December 03, 2015

I agree with (most) of my colleagues here. The most important piece of advice you have received is to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney...

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What happens if you don't tell the full truth to the police, but want to when talking to an investigator?

Eric's answer | Answered on December 03, 2015

I agree with my colleagues. If you want to see this person brought to justice, changing your story from one law enforcement official to another is...

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Would she be putting either of us in legal peril by enacting this plan?

Eric's answer | Answered on December 03, 2015

I must agree with my colleagues. There really is no legally safe way for you to reside in a home where guns are present - regardless of who owns...

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Will I go to jail

Eric's answer | Answered on December 03, 2015

Hard to say. Different counties in CA treat this with varying levels of seriousness/punishment. I agree with my colleagues, contact your lawyer...

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Can a lawyer help me with changing parole conditions in California that are completely inappropriate to my case.

Eric's answer | Answered on December 03, 2015

I'd have to agree with Attorney Gross. We as lawyers are pretty used to breaking bad news to people. Don't take the harsh words as offensive. Most...

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Can you equitably toll the time to file an appeal in a felony criminal conviction?

Eric's answer | Answered on December 03, 2015

Counselor Marshall hit the nail on the head. Couldn't have said it better myself.

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Is there a statute of limitation on reporting when a potential criminal activity could have been committed?

Eric's answer | Answered on October 21, 2015

I agree with my colleagues. The statute of limitations (SOL) deadline varies depending on what specific crimes the prosecution wants to charge - if...

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