Domestic Violence and Divorce

Douglas Parker

12 October, 2021

California Penal Code 13700 defines domestic violence as a form of abuse committed against an intimate partner, consisting of the use of physical force against an intimate partner. It can also consist of non-physical forms of abuse such as thr...

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Landlords In Most Places Can Start Evictions Next Week....

LawChamps | 29 July, 2021

The federal moratorium on evicting people from rental units is going to end on July 31. Some cities and states have extended the ban, but many have not. If you are ...

Put Aside Guilt or Innocence for a Minute. Cosby Is a F...

Patty Lamberti | 28 July, 2021

There’s only one reason Bill Cosby was released from prison. It’s not that he’s a celebrity. It’s because he’s rich. Our entire judicial ...

Musicians: Here's what to look for before signing a con...

Monzerrath Ortiz | 26 July, 2021

Most artists dream about receiving a record contract, longing for the moment they are approached by a well-dressed executive handing them a small card with their contact ...

Cities in California that are Extending the Eviction Mo...

Scott Dylan Westerlund | 22 July, 2021

According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, about 76.5% of apartment dwellers paid some or all of their rent in July. That statistic is encouraging considering...

Motorcycle Laws and Accidents in California

Michelle Patrick | 20 July, 2021

California is known for its great weather. Since the weather is nice throughout the year, motorcycles are a common site on California roadways. It is estimated that there...

Teachers: What are your legal rights if you are too anx...

Mariam Sulakian | 18 July, 2021

A teacher suffering from Major Depression Disorder and Anxiety Disorder is hesitant to re-enter the physical classroom due to her disabilities, which are covered under th...

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