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Can you “expunge” a domestic violence charge or conviction in California? PC 1203.4 Former San Diego Domestic Violence Lawyer Attorney explains a proven approach.

On Behalf of | Nov 7, 2020 |

Everyone makes mistakes but being convicted or even charged with a domestic violence offense can have long-lasting and devastating personal, financial and emotional consequences. Even when a person is convicted, paying their debt to society through jail time, probation and other penalties should give them an opportunity for a productive and happy life. Getting an “expungement” often brings the chance…

Does the prosecutor dismiss charges when someone says they do not want to prosecute? How does recanting affect a domestic violence charge? Former Domestic Violence Prosecutor explains

On Behalf of | Aug 27, 2020 |

For a multitude of reasons, domestic assault charges and prosecutions can be extremely messy and complicated. This is largely because, unlike other types of assault, domestic assault often takes place between people in a family unit. The close nature of these relationships can make the legal process especially painful – impacting everyday things like where you’re allowed to go and…

Domestic Violence and the military. How to get a DV case dismissed. PTSD or substance abuse. Military Diversion. What causes domestic violence charges in the military?

On Behalf of | Aug 19, 2020 |

Military Service is not easy for a person.  This includes their spouse or loved ones.  A person’s experience in the military may result with alcohol abuse or PTSD.  The consequence of drinking is that emotions become high and a domestic violence incident ensues. You want to be proactive and work on letting the court know what is behind the actions.…

Sealing A Domestic Violence-Related Arrest Record

On Behalf of | Aug 14, 2020 |

In the age of the internet, details about our public and private lives are collected and stored – possibly forever. What’s worse, this information can be found very quickly through an internet search or background check. This is particularly damaging when you were accused of a crime like domestic violence, which is highly stigmatized and can prevent you from getting…

Why might military couples face challenges at home?

On Behalf of | Jul 1, 2020 |

A military career is incredibly demanding – not only for those enlisted but also for their families. The long hours, secrecy and probable danger can take a toll, and some couples struggle to find healthy ways to cope. Domestic violence factors into many familial disputes nationwide, regardless of military status. However, what does data suggest about reports of abuse among…

San Diego DUI Defense Attorney. Former Prosecutor explains common errors police make in a Driving under the influence investigation

by | Jun 16, 2020 |

Every San Diego DUI case is different.  As a former prosecutor who has handled thousands of DUI cases, there are common errors that arise in DUI stops.  The key on a driving under the influence case is to first examine the case to determine if these errors exist.  Second, if there is an error, you want to be able to utilize that error to obtain the best possible outcome for the accused. 

Getting a DUI while crossing the US Mexico border. Point of Entry driving under the influence cases examined. San Diego DUI Lawyer attorney explains how to handle the case.

On Behalf of | Apr 20, 2017 |

There is familiar scenario is point of entry DUIs.  Someone heads into the point of entry, US/Mexico border.  They are contacted by a border patrol officer.  After a brief discussion, the person is sent to secondary screening.  The person comes into contact with...

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