People facing charges revolving around white collar crimes in California often feel like there is little cause for alarm. Many believe that since no one suffered any physical harm, they will probably only get a slap on the wrist -- or maybe probation, at the worst....
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Can social media hurt your DUI case?
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Apr 5, 2021 | DUI
If you are stopped by the police and accused of drunk driving, one of the things you need to do immediately is to form a strong defense. You should not say anything that could make the police believe that you are admitting to committing a crime or knowing that you...
Eyewitness testimony doesn’t live up to its hype
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Mar 30, 2021 | Uncategorized
You’ve been hauled into a police station and grilled for hours about a suspected crime. Maybe you’ve even been put through a line-up. The police detective in charge of the investigation confidently tells you that you “might as well” confess because they have an...
Watch what you post during your divorce
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Mar 15, 2021 | Divorce
Did you know that the things you post on social media can be used as evidence in a divorce case? It’s true, and the same goes for messages you send in email, text, Facebook Messenger or other places. Be very careful about the information you share and think about how...
Is it illegal to send or receive explicit pictures?
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Mar 2, 2021 | Uncategorized
Phones have made it easier than ever to take and send photos. One way that couples sometimes use this technology is to send explicit pictures to one another. They may understandably not want a third party to see these pictures, but is it illegal to send such pictures...
Can you have a conviction expunged in California?
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Feb 16, 2021 | Expungement
If you were convicted of a crime some time in the past, you might feel that the weight of your conviction still hangs around your neck. You might wonder if there is a way to clear it. Some states offer expungement, which can wipe a criminal conviction from your...
What are the options for determining pet custody in a divorce?
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Feb 3, 2021 | Divorce
California is one of just three states where family law recognizes that pets are sentient beings who form attachments rather than property to be divided like bank accounts and art collections by divorcing spouses. That means if you and your spouse can’t agree on where...
Use these 5 tips to get through a conflict-heavy custody dispute
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Feb 2, 2021 | Divorce
If you are struggling with a high-conflict custody dispute, there are several tips that could help you manage your situation. From taking the high ground to practicing self-awareness and managing how you respond, there are many steps you can take to get through this....
Can police search your cellphone?
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Jan 21, 2021 | Uncategorized
Most of us have large amounts of personal data on our cellphones. That’s why we secure access to it through passwords, facial recognition and other security features. However, if a law enforcement officer asks a person to unlock their phone and let them see it, they...
What can a parent spend child support payments on?
On Behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Jan 6, 2021 | Divorce
Paying child support can be frustrating. You lose a big chunk of your paycheck before it even hits your bank account. You may have to rework your budget just to keep your own bills paid. It's especially frustrating if you're concerned about what the recipient of child...
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