Felony Charge Dismissed. Client pleads to a Misdemeanor on August 21, 2024

 Our client, Jimmy, was accused of a felony offense. Through successful negotiation with the prosecutor, an esteemed colleague who had the graciousness to reduce the client’s

offense to a misdemeanor from a felony, we were able to resolve the case on August 21, 2024. For many clients, they made a mistake and have learned significant lessons from that

decision. Here, the felony was dismissed resulting in a misdemeanor conviction. The misdemeanor conviction serves many multiple benefits including NOT BEING ON FELONY PROBATION. For those individuals who are on felony probation, they are prohibited from traveling outside of the State without permission. Moreover, a PROBATION OFFICER has the power to come inside your place of residence or work, unannounced. This often leads to embarrassment to friends and family. By reducing his case to a misdemeanor, Jimmy was placed on only 12 months of summary probation and ordered to compete 60 hours of community service at any non-profit organization. Jimmy learned a significant lesson from this incident, however, the repercussions from a misdemeanor offense will have draft positive benefits than being a convicted felon.

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At KIA LAW FIRM, we stress the importance of “trust being earned”. We recognize that importance of trusting that the services your lawyer provides is top-notch. As a result, we strive to not include demonstrate our results verbally, however, we always include a CASE PRINT to show how we resolve cases so our prospective clients can see it.

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Domestic Violence Restraining Order Dismissed Against Our Client Monica During a 5 Day Court Trial on May 17, 2024

We are pleased to report this recent result from May 17, 2024. Our client is Monica. She has a child with Mina. During a heavily contested divorce, the husband files a restraining order against our client alleging various acts of domestic violence. What is interesting to note is that the initial temporary restraining order was granted against Monica. The law allows for one party to secure a temporary restraining order against the other party by merely submitting declarations. However, at an official trial, that party must be subject to cross-examination. Here, on May 17, 2024, we had our final and 5th day of trial testimony. On May 17, 2024, the court finally ruled in favor of our client, Monica. The court denied the permanent restraining order against our client. She not only gets her legal and physical custody back at 50 percent, but her ex-husband can’t avoid sharing custody time with his former parter.

If you have been involved in a restraining order and feel lost and confused as to your rights and defenses, contact us for a free case evaluation from one of our esteemed lawyers.

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At KIA LAW FIRM, we don’t just say we get cases dismissed, we have documents to back it up. Trust is earned.

Felony Vandalism Charges Dismissed

Our client Patricia was charged with multiple felony vandalism charges. Through successful negotiation, we were able to get her entire case dismissed with payment of restitution damages. Our client continues to have a clear criminal record with no convictions as a result.

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Felony Child Abuse Charges Reduced to a Misdemeanor on January 29, 2024.

Our client was facing felony child abuse charges (PC 273A(A)). Our client made a mistake, however, it was one that was not deserving the status of a felony charges (in our opinion). We worked up the case, showed rehabilitation and remorse and were able to secure a misdemeanor resolution. Since the felony was dropped, the client will be able to maintain his employment.

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