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Reckless driving in California is covered by Vehicle Code 23103 VC in the state law. Everything concerning reckless driving, including how it is defined and the respective punishments if guilty of reckless driving, are all contained…
California Sex Offender Registry and the New Senate Bill 384
There are times when a person is wrongly accused and is convicted of sex crimes such as indecent exposure or sexual battery. Convicts of sex crimes are also required to undergo sex offender registration. This puts…
Posted in Criminal Law
How to Defend Against Involuntary Manslaughter Charges
An involuntary manslaughter conviction brings harsh consequences. If you get convicted, you’ll face punishment such as imprisonment and hefty fines. To prevent a guilty verdict, it’s best to know all about this crime and how to…
Posted in Criminal Defense
What You Need to Know about California Child Custody
One of the most difficult things about getting divorced is deciding who gets custody of a child. A custody battle takes a toll on both the parents and the children. If divorcing parents can’t agree on…
Posted in Family Law
Why Hire a California Bankruptcy Attorney
COVID-19 has overwhelmed many Americans with financial problems. You’re not alone. If you want to stop foreclosure, repossession, wage garnishment, or creditor harassment from all your debt problems, bankruptcy protection offers one of the best options…
Posted in Bankruptcy
How To File California Workers’ Compensation Claims
Overview of Workers Comp If you have been injured on the job, you’re entitled to financial rewards pursuant to workers’ compensation law. California has its special judicial system and separate procedures to handle cases regarding work-related…
Posted in Workers Compensation
California Assault Law
According to the California Penal Code, assault is a willful act that would apply force on someone or any action that gives reasonable evidence that force would be applied on someone. This means that assault charges…
Posted in Criminal Defense
Statute of Limitations in California
According to California state law, certain actions are called “offenses” and are subject to civil or criminal charges. Along with these charges is a term called “statutes of limitations”, simply referred to as the deadline to…
Posted in Criminal Defense, Personal Injury
Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases in California
A personal injury occurs when a person's body, mind, or emotions are injured because of the carelessness, negligence, misconduct, or wrongful deed of another person. It is a type of injury that is usually sustained from…
Posted in Personal Injury
A Guide on California Bankruptcy Laws
Everyone wants to have a debt-free life. As we grow older, we all want to experience financial freedom. For bankrupt individuals who are struggling with debt, all they want to do is to pay back all…
Posted in Bankruptcy