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Getting arrested on alleged criminal charges does not mean you have to remain in jail. It is important that you understand that after getting arrested for any crime under California law, you can be released from jail. To increase the likelihood of getting released from jail as soon as possible, you should immediately hire an …
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Read More >>Similar to a credit card settlement, settling a second mortgage involves an agreement that your mortgage holder will accept less money than you currently owe. In return for accepting a lump sum partial payment, the holder agrees to convey the deed of trust (lien) and to fully release any claim they may have against you …
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Read More >>The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked financial havoc on almost all Americans nationwide. If you have accrued insurmountable credit card debt, our office may be able to help you negotiate with your creditors to repay only a portion of the amount owed. Settling your credit card debt involves negotiating an acceptable payment that is less …
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Read More >>Crimes can vary greatly in nature. You can be criminally charged for victimless crimes to those causing loss of human life. Although there are many different types of crimes, criminal acts can generally be divided into four categories: personal crimes, property crimes, inchoate crimes, and statutory crimes. Regardless of what type of crime you are …
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Read More >>After facing backlash over how Los Angeles Police Department officials treated protesters during the first week of demonstrations following George Floyd’s death, city officials announced that they will not prosecute those arrested for curfew violations and failure to disperse. This news comes after tension between Angelenos and police officials escalated amid protests for Floyd, a …
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Read More >>Criminal offenses are designated as felonies, misdemeanors, or infractions based on factors such as the intention of the individual allegedly committing the crime and the extent of the impact it had on the victims and/or society at large. Of these three categories, felonies are considered to be the most serious type of crime and have …
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Read More >>On March 19, 2020, California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a statewide shelter at home order to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). This order effectively changed the way individuals, families and business owners operate. All schools, businesses and non-essential court hearings have come to a halt until further notice. Although we are slowly …
Read More >>Just because you have been arrested for a crime, it does not mean you are guilty or have to be jailed until your trial. You can be released from jail in one of two ways. First, you can be released on a citation, or your own recognizance. This means that you will be freed without …
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Read More >>There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted all of us – especially those who were forced to close their small businesses since early March pursuant to government orders to help stop or reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Due to these current events, your small business may be facing bleak prospects …
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