Reducing Your Sentence with AB600 in California

June 1, 2025October 1, 2025 by Roy Park

If California law has changed since your sentencing, you could be eligible for resentencing under a new law called AB600. Resentencing could mean a reduced sentence or even a determination that you’ve served all of your time and can go free. Continue reading →

How Do You Write a Good Character Letter for Court?

April 23, 2024November 15, 2024 by Amber Zehrung

Character letters help show judges and District Attorneys (DAs) that you are more than your latest mistake. They can be vital tools in navigating your criminal case. A character letter can help you: Receive a more lenient sentence. Convince a judge to offer deferred adjudication, which gives you a chance to avoid a conviction if you meet certain conditions. Continue reading →

How a Lawyer Can Help You Make Domestic Violence Charges Go Away

January 19, 2023April 23, 2024 by Amber Zehrung

When the police receive a domestic violence (DV) call, they go to the location and investigate the situation by speaking to the individuals involved. Based on that investigation, they usually arrest whomever they determine to be the perpetrator. This is for safety purposes; they want to be sure that once they leave the situation the conflict isn’t going to flare up again. Continue reading →