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...
Who gets arrested in a domestic conflict with two people?
On behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Dec 1, 2020 | Uncategorized
California prosecutes thousands of domestic violence cases every year. In some cases, it is a clear-cut situation where one person has intentionally abused, manipulated and physically injured another. Other times, domestic violence scenarios are more complex. Partners...
Will a criminal conviction impact your divorce case?
On behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Sep 27, 2020 | Uncategorized
If you get arrested and convicted of a crime, and your spouse files for divorce as a result, you may start wondering how the two cases are going to impact one another. Is that conviction going to play a role in the divorce, or are the two things completely separate...
Can you handle co-parenting with a narcissist?
On behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Sep 15, 2020 | Uncategorized
Trying to make any type of situation that involves working as a team be successful when one person is a narcissist is nearly impossible. There are several things that you can expect if you’re placed in a situation that involves having to try to work with a person...
How did Proposition 47 change drug possession in California?
On behalf of Law Office of Eric T. Hamilton | Aug 26, 2020 | Uncategorized
The penalties for drug possession in California depend on what type of drug is being possessed, how much is possessed and the reason why the accused is possessing the drug. However, in 2014 California passed Proposition 47, which significantly changed the sentencing...