Our client was charged with domestic battery under Penal Code 243(e)(1) after an argument escalated and resulted in minor scratches. The incident arose during an emotional dispute, and law enforcement was contacted without full awareness of the legal consequences that would follow. After the incident, the alleged victim made clear that they did not wish to pursue charges. We carefully reviewed the facts, addressed the context of the situation, and communicated directly with the prosecution to present the complete picture. As a result of our advocacy, the case was dismissed. Our client avoided a conviction and protected their record.

Pasadena Court House

Our client was investigated for child endangerment under Penal Code 273a after a minor verbal argument between husband and wife led a neighbor to call the police. No physical violence occurred, and the situation was limited to a brief domestic dispute. We immediately communicated with the District Attorney and clarified the facts, demonstrating that the allegations did not meet the legal standard for child endangerment. The District Attorney rejected the case. No charges were filed, and our client avoided a criminal record.

Pomona Court House

Our client, a minor still in high school, was accused of shoplifting merchandise from Ulta Beauty. The incident stemmed from poor judgment, not ongoing criminal behavior. We immediately communicated with the District Attorney and the probation officer, presenting the client’s clean record, academic standing, and genuine remorse. The client took responsibility and submitted written letters of apology. After review, no charges were filed, case rejected, and our client avoided a juvenile record.

Long Beach Juvenile Court

Our client was stopped while driving and found in possession of a controlled substance intended for personal use. Despite the absence of sales evidence, the client was charged under Health & Safety Code 11377(a), facing potential jail time and a permanent drug conviction. After reviewing the traffic stop, search, and evidentiary issues, we challenged the basis of the charge and negotiated with the prosecution. The case was fully dismissed, protecting our client’s record and avoiding a criminal conviction.

El Monte Court House

Our client was charged in Orange County with conspiracy to commit pimping, accused of profiting from prostitution through an alleged organized arrangement. After a three-year police investigation involving surveillance and financial records, prosecutors filed felony charges carrying up to 20 years in state prison. By challenging the evidence and negotiating directly with the District Attorney, we reduced the case dramatically. Instead of decades behind bars, our client served only 2 years.

Fullerton Court House

Our client was charged with misdemeanor under Penal Code 647(b) in Los Angeles County. The complaint included reference to a prior related offense, increasing potential penalties and exposure. Through strategic negotiation and direct advocacy with the District Attorney’s office, we challenged the strength of the evidence and positioned the case for dismissal. As a result of our firm’s negotiation and leverage, the prosecution agreed to dismiss the charge. The case was resolved without conviction, protecting our client’s record and future opportunities.

Long Beach Court House

Our client had previously been convicted of misdemeanor grand theft under Penal Code 484(a). After successfully completing probation and remaining law-abiding, the client sought to clear the conviction from their record. We filed a Petition for Dismissal under Penal Code 1203.4. The court granted the expungement, This result cleared the conviction from our client’s record, giving them a fresh start and improved employment opportunities.

Alhambra Court House

Our client, a new immigrant unfamiliar with California driving laws, was charged with driving without a valid license under Vehicle Code 12500(a). The situation arose from a misunderstanding of local licensing requirements rather than intentional wrongdoing. After presenting the circumstances and advocating on our client’s behalf, we secured a full dismissal of the charge. The case was resolved without a conviction, protecting our client’s record and allowing them to move forward.

El Monte Court House