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Adam G Gasner Law Office

Divorce
Child Support
In order to legally drive a motor vehicle in the state of California, you must have a valid driver’s license. Being able to drive is a privilege, not a right, which makes it a frequently used lever by the courts in a number of different situations. Suspending or revoking a driver’s license can be part of your punishment for any number of other infractions, including failure to pay child support, DUI, and accruing too many points on your license. If you are caught driving a vehicle while your license is suspended, you will face additional criminal charges.
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
Despite a long list of popularized trials and achievements, when asked what he is most proud of, criminal defense attorney Adam G. Gasner says it’s the list of his “quiet dispositions,” the “cases that never make the headlines and where no one knows I am the lawyer — the hundreds of cases where careers, families, and reputations were on the line and I was able to negotiate results that saved jobs, kept families together, and protected against a lifetime of shame."
DUI/DWI
A charge of DUI, or driving under the influence, can be devastating and can carry significant consequences that will affect you for years to come. Even in a best-case scenario, you may be looking at serious fines, and even the suspension of your license. In a worst-case scenario, you could be facing significant jail time, permanent revocation of your license, and more.
Traffic Violations
For instance, if a man were to offer a woman drugs in exchange for oral sex, it would be considered prostitution, and under California law, both the man and woman would be subject to criminal charges. If someone were to offer another individual money in exchange for the chance to fondle any part of their body, it would also fall under California’s prostitution laws. Even an offer of sex in exchange for something else of value – getting out of a speeding ticket, in exchange for goods or services, or anything else, can fall under the heading of prostitution.
Sex Crimes
Sexual Assault – Generally, sexual assault involves one of three things, either penetration of a body part by another body part or object, contact with an “intimate” body part, or exposure of an “intimate” body part. Intimate body parts include buttocks, breasts, genitalia, and others. If the assault leads to sexual intercourse, the state of California actually considers it rape, which is even more serious.
Fraud
We had a complicated case of extradition from UK to USA. We needed a good attorney who understood our case and give us best advice possible (with regards to wire/bank/credit card fraud cases). I found Adam Gasner online and from there on our case became a lot clearer and resolvable. From the moment I contacted to the end result, Adam have been very informative and attentive. He was always on hand to answer any queries/worries we had. We were very very happy with the outcome of our case and finally my husband has reunited with us. He represented my husband really well (I don't think anyone could have done it better), he put forward all points of the case with our benefit in mind. He kept us informed throughout of the case. We have been very lucky to have found Adam, he is a blessing in disguise. Thank you Adam for all your hard work. You very much deserve all the stars.
Robbery
White collar crimes are different from so-called street crimes, and are generally committed by people in different societal classes. Robbery, whether in the form of a home invasion, mugging, purse snatching or pickpocketing, is a type of street crime. Other examples include assault and battery, domestic violence, and sexual assault.
Burglary
The charges filed, and the penalty in the event of a conviction can vary based on the type of offense and a prior criminal record. Someone with a lengthy criminal past is likely to receive much harsher penalties for gun charges than someone with no criminal history. Using firearms to commit offenses like burglary will add to the criminal charges ( Penal Code 466 PC ).
White Collar Crimes
Facing criminal charges does not always mean that you have been accused of a violent crime. In fact, an entire class of crimes is set apart from those others. So-called white collar crimes differ greatly from other types of charges, but they still leave you facing legal charges that could mean significant jail time. In some cases, it could mean facing a prison sentence without the right representation.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Grand theft, Penal Code 487 PC, will be the charge not only for property valued at greater than $950 but also for any firearm or vehicle and any property taken directly from a victim. Grand theft is a wobbler case, meaning it could be charged either as a felony or a misdemeanor, depending on the circumstances of the case.
Embezzlement
An embezzlement defense lawyer defends clients charged with taking something of value, usually money, from a person, a company, or the government and using it for personal gain. Embezzlement is a serious crime that can carry fines and time in jail. In California, Penal Code 503 PC defines embezzlement as fraudulently appropriating property entrusted to the defendant.
Drug Crimes
California took a huge leap forward in 2014 with the passage of Prop. 47. However, while that legislation did a great deal to decriminalize many previous drug offenses, it did create considerable confusion in regard to drug possession, particularly to marijuana, which is decriminalized for recreational use.
Assault
As mentioned, assault does not actually involve physical contact. It is the mere threat of physical contact – battery is the term used to describe any contact between you and another person, which is why you often hear these two terms used in conjunction as “assault and battery”. Assault is the initial action, and battery is the physical damage.
Murder
At its most basic, homicide is murder – the unlawful killing of one person by another. However, there are many differences. Each situation is unique, with specific mitigating circumstances that play a role in the case and even speak to motive.
Identity Theft
Cybercrime, also spelled Cyber Crime, refers to any crime that is carried out over the internet or a network. Some of the most common cybercrimes are phishing scams where hackers have tried to obtain sensitive or personal information, identity theft, invasion of privacy, theft of financial or card payment data. Having illicit and illegal content on your personal computer or hard drive may also constitute a cybercrime.
Homicide
When you hear the word “homicide”, chances are good that you immediately think of the classical definition – the deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another. However, that is only one example. There are many others that vary by the situation and mitigating circumstances. No matter what homicide-related charge you might be facing, though, it is very, very serious.
Shoplifting
Some examples that could constitute grand theft include breaking into a property after hours, whether a home or a retail establishment and taking thousands of dollars worth of items. It would also include shoplifting when the value exceeds $950.
Restraining Order
The consequences of being charged with domestic violence can be incredibly far-reaching. Being found guilty of domestic violence can lead to being fired from your job, being ostracized from your circle of friends, even removed from social activities and organizations. This is on top of the legal consequences. Depending on the severity of the abuse and whether this was a first infraction, you could face community service, jail time, restraining orders, supervised visits with children, being required to take part in an intervention program, and even termination of your parental rights.
Money Laundering
White collar crimes differ from these in that there is no component of violence. They are perpetrated by individuals, businesses, and even government professionals for financial gain. Some examples of white collar crimes include embezzlement, corporate fraud, extortion, bankruptcy fraud, and Ponzi schemes. Securities fraud, insurance fraud, tax evasion, and money laundering also fall into this category.
Manslaughter
There are several defense strategies that may be able to help if you are facing homicide charges. For instance, you may be able to use the self-defense strategy. You may also plead that the homicide was accidental, or that evidence was incorrectly collected. Forced or coerced confessions, tainted forensic evidence, mistaken identity and pleading to a lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter or justifiable homicide may also be applicable depending on the situation.
Prostitution
In the state of California, both prostitution and solicitation are crimes and punishable under the law. However, what constitutes prostitution? What if you are arrested and charged, but are innocent? What actually constitutes prostitution in the eyes of the law? It can be a confusing legal area, particularly if you did not accept money in exchange for sex.
Extortion
Hit and Run

Sexual Harassment
Sexual assault and sexual harassment have been making headlines for some time now, as more and more women come forward to confront their abusers. While that is laudable in instances where sexual assault or harassment actually occurred, not all such charges are substantiated. False charges, or situations blown out of proportion, can ruin lives and end careers.

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