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August 15, 2019 Posted in Family Law in Los Angeles Share

Traditionally, a pet in a divorce case has been considered a piece of personal property, but as of 2019 the law in California regarding pet custody has changed.

August 15, 2019 Posted in Criminal Law in Los Angeles Share

On August 1, a pedestrian was struck and killed on the sidewalk because of the actions of a suspected drunk driver. According to the police, the accident occurred in the Fairfax District around 10:30...

July 11, 2019 Posted in Family Law in Los Angeles Share

In a contentious divorce or a divorce in which one spouse has considerably more assets than the other, one spouse may attempt to hide assets in order to retain more of the marital estate for him or...

July 11, 2019 Posted in Criminal Law in Los Angeles Share

Last year, California passed a new law with regards to the concept of felony murder. Under California Senate Bill 1437, the new rules specifically designate when a person can be tried for felony...

June 11, 2019 Posted in Family Law in Los Angeles Share

After a divorce, it makes sense that sometimes a parent wishes to move away from the family’s hometown to start fresh. In other situations, a family health problem, job offer, or new relationship...

June 11, 2019 Posted in Criminal Law in Los Angeles Share

A man from Redondo Beach has requested that his guilty plea be withdrawn and federal charges dismissed in a case involving a group of white nationalists accused of inciting brawls at political...

May 8, 2019 Posted in Criminal Law in Los Angeles Share

The former attorney for Apple, Inc. in charge of ensuring that employees did not participate in insider trading was arrested earlier this year on allegations of insider trading.

May 8, 2019 Posted in Family Law Share

Spousal Support is meant to provide financial assistance to the lesser earning spouse during and after divorce to help that person become financially independent and maintain a certain standard of...

April 14, 2019 Posted in Criminal Law in Los Angeles Share

Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin are two of more than 50 people named in an expansive federal case involving college admission scams and other bribery charges.