Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney Blog

Simple assault in California does not require physical contact but can still lead to jail time and fines. Learn the penalties and defense options.

Assault with a deadly weapon charges under California Penal Code 245 carry severe penalties. Learn your defense options and how KN Law Firm can help protect your future.

Aggravated assault under California Penal Code 245 is a serious felony that can lead to prison time and strike consequences. Understanding how the law works, possible defenses, and what prosecutors must prove is critical if you are facing charges.

Domestic violence charges in California do not require physical injury. Learn how arrests happen, what evidence is used, and how a lawyer can help.

Domestic violence arrests rise sharply during the holidays due to alcohol, stress, and heightened police response. Learn why this happens and what to do if you are arrested.

New Year’s Eve domestic violence arrests spike across California due to alcohol, stress, and heightened police response. Learn what to expect after an arrest and how to protect your rights.

Assault and battery are two of the most common — and most misunderstood — criminal charges in California. Knowing the difference between the two and how to defend yourself can make all the difference in protecting your freedom.

Many people believe a domestic violence victim can simply “drop the charges,” but California law works very differently. Learn how prosecutors — not victims — decide whether a DV case moves forward.

Removing a domestic violence restraining order in California is possible, but the process requires evidence, strategic legal steps, and proper court filings. Here’s how defendants — and protected parties — can petition the court to modify or lift an order.

Domestic battery and spousal abuse are often confused, but California law treats them as two separate crimes with different penalties. Here’s what each charge means and how they impact your case.