If a minor is involved in a crime, then their involvement in this crime, as well as any other related information, will be placed into a juvenile record. Many people assume that this California juvenile record is automatically sealed – or, in turn, that its contents are expunged – when the minor turns eighteen. But,…
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The state of California’s juvenile court has jurisdiction over many of California’s youth. Going over who they have jurisdiction over, specifically, and what this means while speaking with a California juvenile defense lawyer will allow you to protect your child from unnecessary legal challenges. Who Does California’s Juvenile Court Have Jurisdiction Over? The state of…
Continue reading ›Juvenile crimes can be a challenging situation for both parents and their children. When it comes to charges of battery, it is crucial to understand the gravity of the situation and take the appropriate steps to protect your child’s future. At The Law Office of Katie Walsh, we are dedicated to providing the best results…
Continue reading ›A wide variety of different entities maintain California’s juvenile justice system. Clarifying the most important entities that maintain the juvenile justice system and speaking with a California juvenile criminal law attorney at the Law Office of Katie Walsh will make it easier for you to deal with them and help your child obtain the best…
Continue reading ›Dealing with the legal troubles of your child can be an overwhelming and emotional experience. When your child is facing criminal charges, you need the help of a skilled and experienced attorney who focuses on juvenile law. In Orange County, there’s one name you can trust – Katie Walsh, the leading Orange County Juvenile Defense…
Continue reading ›To answer the question above, “Yes, if your child is disabled, then they can be expelled.” But, even though this is true, the expulsion process is slightly more complex than it would normally be. Going over what the process of expulsion will be like if your child is disabled and speaking with a California school…
Continue reading ›The school suspension process is bound to a complex network of rules and regulations. Every single one of these rules and regulations must be abided by, and if not, your child’s suspension may be invalid. Going over what you can do if your child has been suspended from a California public school, and speaking with…
Continue reading ›A variety of things can, and likely will, happen if your child gets expelled from school. None of these things are positive, especially if you would like your child to remain at the school they are enrolled in. Going over what will happen if your child gets expelled from school and speaking with a California…
Continue reading ›The answer to the question outlined above is “Yes.” But, the facts and legal procedures underlying this are far more complicated than that answer suggests. Going over how and why your child can get expelled for cyberbullying in California and speaking with a California juvenile criminal defense attorney at the Law Office of Katie Walsh,…
Continue reading ›A California student can be expelled for a variety of different reasons. Right before a student can be expelled, though, they may need to go to a school expulsion hearing, which gives them the chance to contest their expulsion. Going over the ways in which you can win a school expulsion hearing in Orange County…
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