Riverside, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Riverside, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation
Generally, a defendant who possesses a valid driver's license is eligible to attend traffic violator school for most traffic infractions. However, if the violator has attended traffic school within 18 ...
See Full GuideIf you're a party to an action, either criminal or civil, and are cited by a judge for contempt of court, the following is important to know: 1.) Is the contempt direct or indirect? Examples of direct ...
See Full GuideThe vast majority of traffic infractions are for speeding. If you've been cited for speeding where the arresting officer used a radar gun or LIDAR devise to determine your speed, the officer must estab...
See Full GuideAny willful violation of a written promise to appear in court (or of a lawfully granted continuance by a judicial officer), is a misdemeanor, even if the original charge was an infraction (which is pun...
See Full GuideFleeing from a police officer. Cal. Vehicle Code sections 2800.1 and 40000.7 (a)(3) allow for a fine of up to $1.000 and up to 1 year in county jail. The Court may also suspend the defendant's drive...
See Full GuidePolice Officer stops a vehicle with three occupants inside and finds cocaine. Who gets charged? Answer: It depends. "Possession", as defined in California, may be actual or constructive. Actual possess...
See Full GuideKeep A Record of Your Conviction After pleading guilty to an offense (or having been convicted following trial), keep a record of the case number and charges, as well as the location of the courthous...
See Full GuideIncorporate Determine what type of business entity is appropriate for your business. Whether an LLC, a limited partnership or simple incorporation, by setting up a business entity separate from your...
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