After a DUI arrest in California, you have 10 calendar days to request a DMV hearing — or your driver’s license is automatically suspended, regardless of what happens in your criminal case. This hearing, called an Administrative Per Se (APS) hearing, is a separate proceeding that decides one thing only: whether you keep your license....Read More

Learn how to get a criminal record expunged in California under PC 1203.4. Eligibility, process, and what to expect in Orange County. Law Office of Anthony J. Nuñes.Read More

Domestic violence charges can be dropped or dismissed in California — but only the prosecutor has that power, not the alleged victim. This guide explains who controls the outcome, the most common paths to dismissal, and what to do (and avoid) if you want your charges dropped in Orange County.Read More

A domestic violence arrest in Orange County triggers an emergency protective order, criminal charges, and a 48-hour arraignment deadline. This guide covers the arrest process, common charges under California Penal Code, collateral consequences for custody and immigration, and what to do before your first court appearance.Read More

Even a misdemeanor in California can carry immigration consequences including deportation. Learn which charges put your status at risk and why having one attorney for both criminal defense and immigration matters.Read More

Arrested for DUI in Orange County? Learn what happens after a DUI arrest in California — the booking process, DMV deadline, court case, and your rights.Read More

Practical Steps From an Orange County Attorney A car crash can happen in seconds, but the decisions you make in the minutes, hours, and days afterward can affect your health, finances, and legal rights for months or even years. Whether you were rear-ended on the 22 freeway near Garden Grove or involved in an intersection...Read More