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Many California residents who are seeking to grow their wealth will invest their money in various investments. Unfortunately, sometimes these investments can be scheming in nature and take advantage of the investor. The two most common types of investment schemes are...
If you're going through a divorce in California, you'll want to take the time to list all your marital assets. While it may be very easy to think about tangible items, like your house and your car, you'll need to consider all the assets that either you or your spouse...
Prosecutors in California file first- or second-degree murder charges against individuals who are accused of killing another human being with malice aforethought. When deciding whether a first- or second-degree murder charge is warranted, prosecutors look at the facts...
When California residents hear that a person committed a crime, they most likely jump to picturing a burglary or murder. In reality, financial crimes are some of the most common. You may hear these referred to as white-collar crimes. There are many different types of...
California residents become guilty of embezzlement when they unlawfully withhold assets belonging to an individual who entrusted them with their valuables. This financial fraud often involves a trusted person working in an official capacity taking advantage of his or...
Few things can derail a child custody case in California as quickly as a domestic violence accusation. An accusation doesn't automatically mean that the other parent won't get custody, but if their former spouse has proof that the abuse took place, the judge might...
Eyewitness testimony is commonly used in courtrooms in criminal investigations in California and can be used against the defendant. It's often considered to be reliable in most cases. Unfortunately, it's not always accurate and can contribute to a wrongful conviction...
If you're convicted of reckless driving in the state of California, there is a chance that your license will be suspended for at least 30 days. However, if your license is suspended, you will likely have an opportunity to get it reinstated. Let's take a closer look at...
If you have a criminal conviction on your record in California, you might be able to get the conviction expunged. Expungement means that the conviction is erased from your record, and you'll be able to go on with your life like nothing happened. The only difference is...
If a judge convicts you of domestic violence in California, you'll have to face a number of penalties. You might be able to avoid jail time, but the repercussions will follow you long after the conviction. A domestic violence conviction could interfere with your life...