Daniel W. Cohen

Don't stand alone. Let us fight for you.

If you meet certain requirements, and depending on the nature of your conviction, you may be eligible to apply to have a conviction expunged from your record. The purpose of a dismissal is to relieve you from penalties and disabilities that may result from the conviction being on your record.

You should note: certain convictions (sex crimes) are not eligible for dismissal.

Felonies require a hearing, misdemeanors do not. You may also be eligible to apply for a Certificate of Rehabilitation, which may relieve you of the duty to register pursuant to Penal Code section 290.

If you or someone you know is seeking an expungement, dismissal or a Certificate of Rehabilitation, we advise you to call our law offices for a free consultation.

Often in domestic violence cases, a judge may grant a temporary restraining order first, with a scheduled final restraining order hearing set within 10 days. The accused person will likely be removed from the home and also may be unable to see his or her children. At the hearing, evidence and testimony is reviewed by a judge to determine whether or not to grant a final restraining order. Depending on the case, and the mindset of the alleged victim, criminal charges might also be filed.

I am a La Mesa domestic violence attorney who can handle all aspects of these types of cases. I view case strategy as more of an art than a science, so I will tailor your defense to fit your situation. I am a skilled negotiator who also can advocate for you in the courtroom.

Don't stand alone, know your rights

If you've been served with a restraining order, contact my office today for a free 30-minute consultation. I am available to discuss your case 24 hours a day by e-mail or phone at 619-567-388. I offer evening and weekend appointments, and flexible payment options may be available depending on your situation. From my La Mesa office location, I serve clients throughout San Diego County and Southern California.

La Mesa, California
619-697-0333

Areas of Practice

  • Criminal Law
  • Criminal Law - Federal (White Collar Crime)
  • DUI/DWI
  • Traffic Violations

Bar Admission

  • California, 1992

 

The California courts issue restraining orders to protect against domestic violence in the home. They often occur after an arrest, and consequences can include jail time, mandatory year-round classes and loss of firearm rights. If you've been served with a restraining order, help protect your rights through the advice and counsel of an experienced lawyer.

I am Daniel W. Cohen, Attorney At Law, an accomplished, dedicated criminal defense attorney. I have extensive experience with domestic abuse restraining order cases and have successfully defended men and women in both opposite and same sex couples.

Contact me today at 619-697-0333 for a free initial consultation.

If you have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI), you most likely have lots of questions about what will happen next. You may wonder if you will lose your license or if you will go to jail — and how you can find an attorney skilled enough to help with your situation.

When building a strong DUI defense, be it a first offense, third strike or involving injuries, time is of the essence. I am Daniel W. Cohen, Attorney At Law, a criminal defense lawyer with extensive experience in these cases. I am a skilled negotiator and litigator who has received a number of not-guilty verdicts for former clients.

Contact me today at 619-697-0333 for a free initial consultation.
Effective Representation From an El Cajon Drunk Driving Attorney

In California, any driver with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 percent or higher can face DUI/DWI charges. Penalties with a conviction include heavy fines and the possibility of jail time and license suspension. Underage drivers who violate California's zero-tolerance policy, repeat offenders and anyone caught driving with a BAC of .16 or higher may also face enhanced penalties.

DUI charges should not be taken lightly and require the assistance of a skilled attorney. I am Daniel W. Cohen, a La Mesa DUI defense attorney with a proven track record with these types of cases. I will carefully examine your case to build a strong strategy, which may include working toward deferred sentencing or avoiding/reducing jail time.

If a case is caught in time, I also can help arrange bail and represent your interests in an Administrative Per Se Hearing with the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), where driver's license suspension is determined. I also represent clients in expungement proceedings, seizing any opportunity to help you clear up your criminal record.

Don't stand alone, know your rights

For a free 30-minute consultation to discuss your DUI, contact me today. I am available to discuss your case 24 hours a day by e-mail or phone at 619-697-0333. Evening and weekend appointments, and flexible payment options may be available depending on your situation. From my La Mesa office location, I serve clients throughout San Diego County and Southern California.

Contact Daniel W. Cohen

Dan Cohen, Attorney At Law
9001 Grossmont Blvd.
La Mesa CA 91941

Disclaimer

The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation. We invite you to contact us and welcome your calls, letters and electronic mail. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Please do not send any confidential information to us until such time as an attorney-client relationship has been established.