Case Results

Mrs. M was accused of domestic violence for throwing objects, and the alleged victim accidentally cut his hand on glass. DA refused to file after our office intervened. The client went on to be a therapist.

Mr. R was accused of serious Domestic Violence. Video evidence showed he was the victim of the assault by his drunk partner. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Ms. C was falsely accused of physical abuse by her partner’s mother as retaliation after Ms. C’s partner was arrested for domestic violence. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Mr. W was accused of domestic violence after he tripped and fell over his wife while they were trying to get their child to go to bed. The defiant child ran to a neighbor and called the police in order to not go to bed. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Mr. D was accused of domestic violence after throwing a drink at his partner after she slapped him and cut his face with her diamond ring. Our private investigator interviewed several percipient witnesses, all of whom agreed that she was the aggressor. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Ms. M was accused of domestic violence while visiting her fiancé from Europe. Ms. M’s fiancé accused her of vandalizing his expensive race car, then headbutted her and refused to let her leave. As a successful doctor whose career was in jeopardy, she sought our office’s assistance to prevent criminal charges from being filed. The DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Mr. P was accused of domestic violence after he attempted to hug and comfort his partner during an emotional, verbal argument over her cheating on him. Our private investigation revealed that she admitted to fabricating the allegations out of anger. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Ms. G was a DACA recipient who fled from domestic violence. She was accused of domestic violence by her boyfriend, who was facing domestic violence charges himself for abusing her, and made false allegations against her. With her immigration status at risk, we intervened successfully, and no charges were filed.

Mr. S was accused of domestic violence against his partner who had previously committed domestic violence against him. The couple argued over division of property and the alleged victim attacked Mr. S., who defended himself in response. Our office presented evidence of the dangerous character of the alleged victim and prior abuses and the DA refused to file charges.

Ms. A was accused of domestic violence at a shopping mall with a security guard as a witness. However, we later discovered that the DA was also prosecuting the victim in a separate domestic violence case. We succeeded in getting the DA to dismiss Ms. A’s case.

Ms. C was falsely accused of domestic violence by her boyfriend after being a victim for many years and finally defending herself. As is common in abusive relationships, her partner called the police on her when she acted in self-defense. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Ms. C was charged with domestic violence after refusing to leave her partner’s house on Valentine’s Day after he broke up with her. Her partner called the police and pretended to not know who she was, framing her as a trespasser. Our office negotiated with the DA for an offer for her to complete a one-day online course. Upon completion, the case was dismissed and her arrest sealed.>

Mr. W was charged with eight counts, including domestic violence, child endangerment, and criminal threats. Our office negotiated a one-year therapy agreement, followed by dismissal of all charges.

Mr. M was charged with spraying noxious gas in his neighbor’s face during a verbal altercation with his neighbor. Felony reduced to a misdemeanor; no jail time; one year of probation.>

Mr. M was falsely accused of physical abuse by a past partner who had severe mental illness, after he accidentally dropped a bag on her foot. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Mr. H was found by police passed out in his vehicle with drugs out in the open. Our office was successful in obtaining a diversion out of the criminal justice system and ultimately a dismissal.

Mr. P was charged with embezzling equipment from John Wayne Airport while working as a contractor on site. Our office negotiated a civil compromise with the airline, resulting in the dismissal of felony charges. Then our office sealed his arrest record.

Mr. R was charged with embezzling close to $100,000 as a utility salesperson using a scheme to steal customers’ identities. Our client avoided any jail time and received probation.

Mr. M was arrested for public intoxication while sitting on the beach with an unopened can of beer. Officers confused him for a suspect in another case and arrested him after he started to argue with them. DA refused to file after our office intervened.

Mr. A was accused of embezzling $50,000 from his employer based on the suspicion of a bank teller over a decade prior. Our office successfully litigated a speedy trial motion and the case was dismissed.

Ms. C was accused of grand theft and was facing charges in multiple counties. Based on negotiations with the DA, our office managed to secure credit for time served and probation (no jail time). Because Ms. C did not want to provide DNA as part of the plea agreement, our office successfully persuaded the DA to offer community service.

Mr. A was charged with Boating under the influence, child endangerment, and other charges. Through negotiation and persuasion, four out of five charges were dismissed, and the client received no jail time and probation.

Mr. V was charged with fighting outside a bar and causing permanent, lasting injuries to the alleged victim. Our investigation showed that Mr. V was merely present and had not participated in the fight between the alleged victim and Mr. V’s friend. DA ultimately dismissed the charges, and Mr. V. went on to become a doctor.

Successfully reunited a family by advocating for the return of children to their parents’ custody after thorough investigation and evidence presentation.

Obtained a dismissal of a CPS case based on lack of evidence and procedural errors, ensuring the preservation of the family’s rights and reputation.

Secured a favorable outcome for a client by negotiating a voluntary agreement with CPS, allowing the children to remain at home under supervision while the parents received necessary support and services.

Achieved a reunification order on the first court appearance, enabling the children to return home promptly and minimizing the disruption to their lives and family dynamics.

Successfully defended a client against false allegations of abuse or neglect, leading to a complete closure of the CPS investigation and the preservation of the family unit.

Assisted a client in obtaining custody of their child after intervention from CPS, ensuring the child’s safety and well-being while preserving the parent-child bond.

Advocated for the termination of a false and malicious CPS report, protecting the client’s reputation and preventing further unwarranted investigations.

Secured a favorable resolution by negotiating a case plan that allowed the parents to address concerns raised by CPS while keeping the family intact.

Successfully appealed a decision by CPS, resulting in the overturning of a removal order and the immediate return of the children to their parents’ care.

Obtained a favorable outcome for a client by challenging the validity of the initial CPS investigation, leading to the closure of the case without any adverse consequences for the family.

Represented a client in a complex CPS hearing, resulting in a favorable ruling that allowed the children to remain with their parents while receiving necessary support services.

Successfully defended a client against allegations of substance abuse, mental health issues, and domestic violence, leading to the dismissal of the CPS case and the preservation of the family’s rights and integrity.