Answer: It is possible to defend yourself on a DUI in San Fernando, CA, although I would not recommend it. There are a lot of intricacies in defending a DUI, or almost any criminal charge for that matter. Additionally, there are a lot of intricacies to Court procedure as well that can not be learned... Read More

Answer: The start of the process includes petitioning the court that the conviction was in (in your case, Van Nuys Court). I can assist you in further detail, but would like to find out more about your case to determine if your conviction is eligible for expungement (not all felonies are). Particularly, what was the... Read More

Answer: It is very possible for a qualified attorney to keep fees to a minimum if there is a DUI conviction in Van Nuys Court. Also, there is more to a DUI case than just the Blood Alcohol Content (BAC). There are a lot of other potential issues and defenses that came come up. Check... Read More

Answer: Good news…you found an experienced DUI Attorney and I handle DUI’s in Burbank. To answer your question though, your best bet is to view the attorney websites, see their case results and testimonials from past clients if they have any. Make sure they focus their practice on DUI and Criminal defense. See if they... Read More

Answer: Many people hire Criminal defense attorneys to petition the court for expungements. I handle expungements in Van Nuys Court. Feel free to contact me at 818-336-1384 if you would like to discuss in further detail. Phil Hache, Criminal Defense & DUI Attorney www.philhachelaw.com Handling DUI and Criminal matters throughout Courts in Southern California including... Read More

Answer: It is possible to work out a deal without any jail time. I would need to know more about your case to better assess it, including your prior criminal history if any, if you were on probation for anything, etc. I would really need to hear more about your case to better assess the... Read More

Answer: All misdemeanors are serious, but there are certainly different levels of severity within misdemeanor charges. I would advise getting a criminal defense attorney for any misdemeanor charge. A VC 12500 misdemeanor is not as serious as many other misdemeanor charges, but still serious and a misdemeanor conviction should try to be avoided if possible.... Read More