Committing Child Endangerment
Committing Child Endangerment Parents and/or legal guardians have a duty to care for their children. If they fail to do so in any way, they can face criminal charges. One specific way a parent or…
Breaking a Lease in California
Breaking a Lease in California When renting a space, a tenant signs a contract with a landlord and one of the most important aspects of this contract is the lease agreement. A lease, typically lasting…
Wrongful Termination Claims in California
Wrongful Termination Claims in California When you sign a work contract, you agree to the provisions and clauses within. Many, if not all, employees in California have employment contracts that allow for work at will.…
Re-opening of Court Procedures Following COVID-19
Re-opening of Court Procedures Following COVID-19 With the onset of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the state of California imposed several emergency rules in order to accommodate the necessary changes as required by public health authorities.…
Filing False or Forged Documents in California
Filing False or Forged Documents in California A lot of different legal procedures require submitting and filing documents with public offices in California. When you file a document, you must do so knowing that you…
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act Almost everyone has probably experienced a telemarketing or robocall. Repeated calls can be annoying or get in the way of your phone needs, but did you know there is a…
Forming a Non-profit in California
Forming a Non-profit in California When creating an organization or business, it is incredibly important to choose the legal entity that best suits your dealings. For example, law firms are limited liability partnerships (LLP) and…
Can You Own a Stun Gun in California?
Can You Own a Stun Gun in California? There are many different weapons or weapon-like objects available to people (some are legal, whereas others are not). In some cases, like guns, there are extensive state…
Stealing a Credit or Debit Card
Stealing a Credit or Debit Card In California, the penal code addresses the multiple ways credit card fraud can be committed. For example, someone can steal a card, forge information, or accept a fake one.…