CRIMINAL OFFENSES
If you or a loved one are Arrested or are the Target of an Investigation You have the right to an attorney - Use this right!
We defend adults, juveniles, professionals, college students, military personnel, public employees, and anyone else who faces serious charges in state court. Here is a list of offenses we can help you with:
- Violent crimes from simple assault or weapons offenses to gang crimes, armed robbery, kidnapping or homicide
- Sex offenses such as sexual assault, statutory rape or online solicitation of a minor
- Felony DUI, injuring someone.
- Drug crimes, including drug investigation, drug possession, distribution, cultivation, manufacturing, and trafficking
- Domestic violence, including spousal abuse or elder abuse
- Juvenile defense, including misdemeanor property crimes, high school or college student crimes and serious felonies
- Serious traffic violations such as reckless driving or driving without a license
- Probation or parole problems, involving new charges or technical violations
- Theft offenses, including felony or misdemeanor charges of larceny, robbery, grand theft, shoplifting, grand theft auto or burglary
- Credit card fraud, including bank fraud, forgery or identity theft
- White collar crimes, including money laundering, health care fraud, mortgage fraud, bank fraud embezzlement and Internet crimes.
RECORD EXPUNGEMENT
If you meet the following criteria, you are entitled to petition the court for an expungement (dismissal) of your criminal conviction whether the conviction was for a felony, misdemeanor or infraction:
1. You were convicted in State NOT Federal Court.
2. You did not serve ANYTIME in State Prison as a result of your conviction. This does NOT include local or County Jail.
3. You are no longer on Informal or Formal probation as a result of the conviction which means you completed all terms of probation successfully.
4. You did not violate any of your probation terms.
5. You are not currently facing a new offense.
6. You are currently not on informal or formal probation for a new criminal offense
7. You are not serving a sentence for a new criminal offense. (California Penal Code: 286(c), 288, 288.5, 289(j), and 261.5(d) which all involve serious sex offenses with minor children are not eligible for expungement)