When a teenager faces juvenile assault charges in Orange County claiming self-defense, immediate legal representation from experienced Orange County juvenile defense lawyers is critical. At the Law Office of Katie Walsh, we understand the unique challenges these cases present and bring strategic defense to protect your child’s rights. Understanding Juvenile Assault Charges Under California Penal…
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A weapons charge can change your teen’s life in an instant, impacting their future in Orange County schools, jobs, and beyond. At the Law Office of Katie Walsh, our experienced Orange County juvenile defense lawyers know how to fight these serious accusations and work toward case dismissal through strong legal strategies. Understanding California Juvenile Court…
Continue reading ›In California, minors as young as 14 can be transferred to adult court for serious charges. This decision can bring harsher penalties and lifelong consequences. For parents, this possibility is overwhelming. But with the right legal support, it’s often possible to fight the transfer and keep the case in juvenile court. At the Law Office…
Continue reading ›Even one mistake can turn a family’s world upside down. When a teenager is arrested for driving under the influence in Orange County, it can feel like everything is at risk: their freedom, their future, and your peace of mind. Parents often wonder: Will this stay on their record forever? Can they lose their license?…
Continue reading ›Your teen worked hard for good grades, extracurricular achievements, and community involvement. However, one incident can put all that effort at risk when it comes to college admissions. Colleges don’t always see the bigger picture, and juvenile records can unfairly tip the scales against your child. With the right legal support, you can push back…
Continue reading ›Teen drinking might seem like a typical high school issue, but in California, it often turns into a legal one. In 2023 alone, juvenile arrests in the state rose by 23.3%, and many of these were alcohol-related violations. Whether it’s getting caught with a drink at a party, using a fake ID, or being drunk…
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